Compact assemblages of found metal parts welded together into dense Cubist compositions continue the "Lynch Fragments" series that Mr. Edwards began in the 1960's.
The Watts uprising was galvanizing for other artists in the exhibition, among them Noah Purifoy, whose densely compacted assemblages of found materials are like the children of a Dadaist and an unhinged folk artist.
These unreinforced blocky masonry structures cannot be considered a continuum, but rather an assemblage of compact stone or brick elements linked by means of mortar joints.
An experiment designed to assess the effect of post-burial compaction on microvertebrate skeletons was achieved by compacting an owl pellet assemblage and a simulated natural death assemblage under increasing pressure in sediments of differing grain size.
The ∼10μm IDPs may simply sample the matrix of an inhomogeneous parent body, structurally and mineralogically similar to the chondritic meteorites, which are inhomogeneous assemblages of compact, strong, C- and volatile-poor chondrules that are distributed in a more porous, C- and volatile-rich matrix.
All are in Assemblage A [8].
The crystalline phase assemblage in the sintered compacts included diopside (CaMgSi2O6) and fluorapatite [Ca5(PO4)3F] with partial replacement of Ca for Sr with increasing strontium contents.
In part, the failure may relate to the fact that six of those ten bones were of juveniles, reflecting the composition of the faunal assemblage but meaning a less compact bone tissue, potentiating collagen leaching and explaining why the yields were too low for dating.
Rope, assemblage of fibres, filaments, or wires compacted by twisting or braiding (plaiting) into a long, flexible line.
Nevertheless, TRT yields compact formulae to study the anisotropy ratio, moduli spectrum and sensitivity of the assemblage as a function of thicknesses and array structure.
