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He says that the Imperial War Museum in Manchester, England, his largest completed building so far, is based on shards of a globe shattered by war and conflict.

Instead, he meticulously renders each piece of his pictorial puzzles in oil, paint stick, pastel, charcoal, gouache, and gold leaf, based on shards of images he finds online, in fashion magazines, and even in his own photo albums.

Libeskind explains this as representing "absence itself an empty canvas of Nussbaum's martyred life". He says that the Imperial War Museum in Manchester, England, his largest completed building so far, is based on shards of a globe shattered by war and conflict.

Based on shards found at the factory ruins near Pittsfield, Mass., the book explains his innovative patterns and formulas.

Judgments are often made in a fog of uncertainty, are sometimes based on putting together shards of a mosaic that do not reveal a full picture, and can always be affected by human biases.

The furnishings were based on dig evidence: shards of blue-and-white china cups and white teapots were reassembled and copied for tableware on walnut and mahogany dining sets.

Document stores MongoDB Range partitioning based on a shard key (one or more fields that exist in every document in the collection).

The team describes it as "A high-throughput flexible public blockchain based on trusted sharding" and they outline their intentions to provide an innovative solution to the problem through their proposal of a trusted sharding model for transactions, computation as well as storage on a Blockchain.

In the early days of Twitter, tweets were stored in MySQL databases that were temporally sharded (large databases were split based on time of posting).

It was a dynamic composition based on seemingly razor-sharp shards of concrete.

The black and white design picked out in the stadium's seating is based on the jagged shards that feature in the design of the London 2012 graphics and logo and also seen on the reverse of the medals.