Mr Haroun points at the wreckage of a house, its tin roof a ruin scarcely held up by a battered brick framework: "The rebels have targeted the town, it's deliberate targeting," he says.
With Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins, he had nearly two dozen lifesize sculptures of various prehistoric animals built out of concrete sculpted over a steel and brick framework; two iguanodonts (based on the Mantellodon specimen), one standing and one resting on its belly, were included.
The crystal structure of (AgL n (2) consists of two-dimensional brick-wall framework.
In common with most other Bronze Age buildings in Anatolia, its walls were composed of a brick-filled timber framework on stone foundations.
The interior (an Irish pub in its former life) was deconstructed so that only the raw framework of bricks, wood and tiles remain — hence the skeletal name, Bones.
The "bricks" in the reef framework are formed by the calcareous remains of the tiny creatures known as coral polyps and hydrocorals, while the "cement" that binds these remains together is formed in large part by coralline algae and bryozoans.
Structural determination reveals that compounds 1 4 are isostructural and possess a 2D brick-wall-like layered framework with a rectangle grid as the basic building unit through the connectivity of metal ions with μ3-, μ4-croconates and anti-dpe ligands.
In larger buildings the exterior covering is called cladding and may be of brick, glass in a metal framework, or panels made of stone, concrete, metal, or other materials.
Farm buildings create a giant half-acre courtyard, and the backdrop of brick and stone forms a disciplined framework that contrasts beautifully with the soft, naturalistic planting within.
President Obama -- hemmed in by Republicans and his own amenable nature and desire to win moderate votes in swing states -- has done little to change the basic framework of domestic and foreign policy laid down, brick by brick, in the Bush Years.
What I know: Manager by manager, brick by brick, the "anecdotal" turns into the archetypal framework for being able to say, based on our purely quantitative rankings of the universe of active managers, that individual skills, or lack thereof, directly impacts performance meaningfully.
