55 Delancey Street, between Allen and Eldridge Streets, Lower East Side Through Sunday Daniel Subkoff has been making painting unusually real for at least a decade, cutting, tearing and folding stretched canvases to form objects that reach out into space.
In the end he culled them, removing the most intimate material either by cutting, tearing, taking out whole pages or, sometimes for consecutive weeks or months, whole batches of letters.
The signals can be activated by cutting, tearing, inflammation, irritation, heat, or other painful stimuli.
This impression of effort is probably partly a result of wrestling with formal demands that were new to him, involving the gestureless, surprisingly complicated physics of cutting, tearing, layering and gluing.
The most obvious physical specializations of falconiforms the cutting, tearing bill and taloned feet do not indicate close relationships with owls (order Strigiformes) but are the result of similar trends in evolution.
Artificial damage is induced in membrane structure by cutting and tearing the membrane.
In short, a dog's teeth serve as weapons and as tools for cutting or tearing food.
They have powerful talons and hooked beaks for cutting and tearing meat, and keen binocular vision to aid in their hunting prowess.
Flo Brown, who raps in a high, cutting voice, tore into gangsta machismo and compared the flow of her rap to cosmic forces.
Auffenberg [2] noted that dragon teeth were adept at cutting and tearing flesh, an attribute that would easily establish an infection.
There should be a long rectangular piece of unfolded paper left on the bottom, which should be removed by cutting or tearing.
