The chapters assembled in this edition of Methods in Enzymology show a pattern of rapid growth through assimilation.
... Thank you for assembling this fantastic resource!
Whereupon, Resolved, That the United States in Congress assembled... recommend this edition of the Bible to the inhabitants of the United States, and hereby authorize [Robert Aitken] to publish this recommendation in any manner he shall think proper".
In addition to assembling definitive editions of her novels, Herron edited and published 2013's Mirages, the fifth "unexpurgated" volume of Nin's diary.
Why assemble this bizarre menagerie?
Around 1967, I spent two days with Stewart Brand while he was assembling the first edition of the Whole Earth Catalog and we sat and read the book together, underlining as we went along.
Until recently, this remarkable oeuvre was out of print; it took until 2010 for an independent press, OR Books, to assemble an edition of Lish's Collected Fictions.
In the basement of Brooklyn's Academy Records, Caleb Braaten and Keegan are silkscreening and assembling the limited-edition versions of the new Pink Noise and Nice Face LPs.
But Haas fell soon after Hitler, and his successor, Leopold Nowak, assembled his own edition of the complete works.
The festival's artistic directors, Paul O'Dette and Stephen Stubbs, assembled the performing edition of "Psyché" from some 35 sources and brought back much of the same team they used for Lully's "Thésée" in 2001, including the choreographer Lucy Graham, who here graciously animated the rhythms of Baroque dance forms through the dancers' bodies.
Duchamp originally assembled the items from 1913 to 1919; Mr. Schwarz produced this edition, which the artist signed, in 1964.
