This was one of the biggest single-owner sales ever of modernist art, and by far the most exciting auction since Christie's Yves Saint Laurent sale in Paris two years ago More than 260 bidders registered for the auction, called "Closely Looked" by the auction house, compared with 143 for Sotheby's main sale two days earlier.
The new app, currently in beta on Google Play, is called Closely.
College games will be called more closely this season, and Syracuse will not have the benefit of having a shot-blocker such as Thomas stationed under the basket.
It says the elections also have another purpose: "North Korean defectors report that voting acts as an informal census, with neighbourhood committees, called inminban, closely monitoring who shows up and who doesn't".
The following year, Void moved to New York, got a place on East Thirteenth Street, and started publishing a literary magazine called Merde, closely modelled on Genesis : Grasp, right down to the font used in a subscription form in the back.
When combined with the results of a single-owner sale called "Looking Closely", which had been held the previous week, Sotheby's total for its post-war art auctions fetched £88m, the second highest February total ever.It seemed as if the boom was back.But the art markets of 2007 and 2011 are very different.
A novel reconstruction method called pixels closely arrange (PCA) is proposed based on analyzing the compound eye imaging process, and this method is verified in a simulated 3D infrared scene to capture sub-images.
They screened mice with a range of mutations, and found that animals with a mutant form of the gene that codes for a protein called MEGF8 closely resembled mice that lacked a member of the BMP family, BMP4.
On April 4, Mr. Padilla arrived in Zurich on a flight from Karachi and checked into a downtown hotel, his movements and phone calls closely monitored by Swiss officials working with the C.I.A.
Their calls closely resembled the vocalizations of similar primates: dominated by a single tone followed by several trills.
These calls closely resembled and coincided with a peak in "20- to 35-Hz irregular repetition interval" downswept pulses described from seafloor recordings off Oahu, which had previously been attributed to fin whales.
