We are concerned, nevertheless, by the effects of a dominant intellectual trend within Foucaldian scholarship that promotes an, as it were, undetermined, diffuse Foucault, an intellectual figure whose loosely assembled writing can be visited and savoured for its happily disengaged temper, and insists on a correspondingly unsystematized proliferation of his work and ideas.
The National Gallery of Art, where an authoritative compendium of Rothko's works on paper -- known as the catalogue raisonn?- was being assembled, wrote that two of the Rothkos looked genuine.
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has assembled written guidance on suicide for its "frontline staff" – a euphemism for workers hired to call people and break it to them that they've been rejected for benefits.
"We envision a future world where interactive devices can be printed rather than assembled," wrote the team.
Once she got the green light, Ms. Biderman assembled a writing staff on which she is the only woman.
"Dance With Demons" seems more assembled than written and is overburdened with trivia.
Scott consulted with Jon Landman, the Metro editor, and a core team of reporters (Scott, Glenn Collins, Winnie Hu, Lynda Richardson, and Joyce Wadler) was soon assembled to write mini-profiles.
The team developed illustrations and maps, a timeline and an atlas, assembled and wrote captions for 11,000 photographs and digitized eight hours of sound clips.
Every book is a baby, born, but "Frankenstein" is often supposed to have been more assembled than written, an unnatural birth, as though all that the author had done were to piece together the writings of others, especially those of her father and her husband.
As the chronological table of the various sections shows (SI, 888 9), the texts thus assembled were written at different dates and, in light of Cook Wilson's frequent change of mind (including his move away from idealism), they express views that are at times almost contradictory.
MB and PF assembled and wrote the final version of the manuscript.
