When police in Sangsang, Ngamring County, Tibet, conducted a routine vehicle search in 2003, they discovered a huge collection of skins from Asian big cats and other species: 31 tiger skins, 581 leopard skins and 778 otter skins, valued at $7.6m.
A huge collection of skins should appear on your desktop.
Last winter, the Jack Black company introduced a collection of skin care products, and by the time spring training was over, the Yankees had integrated the bright blue tubes with the old-fashioned lettering into their array of pregame rituals.
Without narration, strutting to the beat, the 29 women and 8 men showed off a collection of skin-tight, low-cut dresses, hip-hugging bell bottom pants, catsuits and denim jackets.
My text is the body, and at that moment I felt as if I knew so little about the body and even less about my own body, the specific collection of skin, bone and organs from which, by some alchemy of cognition, emotion, a beating heart and a functional larynx, my words, my text and these fears emerge.
Ryder's collection of skin cells were just that, thought scientists - they could not possibly switch identity.
Administration of deuterium oxide and collection of skin samples is very easy making this assay highly attractive; however as with any new assay feasibility and cost must be considered.
Desperate times call for desperate measures, and there is no more desperate measure than cutting off your head and plonking it on a different collection of skin, muscles and viscera.
Collection of skin samples after breast reduction surgery was approved by the Medical Ethical Committee of the Erasmus University Medical Center Rotterdam, the Netherlands, approval number was METC 140.050/SPO/1990/30 and 140.050, MEC99.785.
Immediately before collection of skin samples, cytological examination of skin at planned collection sites was performed for each dog with AD; bacteria and fungi were not detected.
For collection of skin smear, the skin is grasped between the thumb and forefinger of the hand until the site is blanched.
