Another distinctive building from this period was called Bevato ("Many Stones") because its foundation was atypically composed of stone blocks.
Some of the museum objects now reported as missing are composed of stone or ungilded wood, which runs counter to Hawass' previous assumption that looters at the museum "were looking for gold" (for the intrinsic value of that material), rather than seeking objects that are valuable as antiquities.
All these results taken together suggest that the ancestral state of Homo sapiens included a hunting "toolkit" composed of stone axes and spears (Fig. 2A), bows and arrows (Fig. 2B), and that ancestral hunter gatherers performed ritual gatherings that involved music, dancing and storytelling but no ritual fights (Fig. 2C).
These data are composed of stones, plants, bones and geological features, which are stored in separate files according to the fields of study.
Channel storage is the main process controlling residence time in upstream conditions, where the riverbed is mainly composed of stones and bedrock.
Carl Andre's pile of bricks, which were a national scandal when the Tate bought them in the 1970s, will be joined by new bricks: the Lebanese artist Saloua Raouda Choucair's Infinite Structure, 1963-65, whish is composed of 12 stone blocks and was obtained by the Tate in 2011.
20% of those units will be affordable and the building's facade will be clad in a geometric pattern composed of Jerusalem stone and glass, echoing vernacular traditions with contemporary materials and detailing.
Distractor images (stimuli that were never detection targets) were composed of images of stone and plastic drawn from the Flickr Materials Database (Sharan et al., 2009).
Ms. Peabody's "My Sidewalk" (2009), a mysterious, occluded narrative installation, is composed of paving stones made of mirrors on which she has engraved images of childhood objects and memories — a comb, a teddy bear, a manhole cover.
Austin Cooper, on his visit in 1779, described it thus: "behind the house are still the remains of the cairn, the limits of which were composed of large stones set edgeways which made a sort of wall or boundary about 18 inches high and withinside these were the small stones heaped up.
First and foremost they developed a ribbed vault, in which arching and intersecting stone ribs support a vaulted ceiling surface that is composed of mere thin stone panels.
