Bound notebook, spine is detached, papers inserted into book, drawings on inside covers.
Then take out one pin at a time and re-pin the fabric, slowly detaching the paper pattern.
After the original pages are detached from their paper supports, they will be reframed, using acid-free mat boards.
Miron is plain in his belief that not all Sunday newspapers will survive and part of the strategy to ensure the Mail on Sunday does is to keep it at the forefront of people's minds, even if that means detaching it from the paper's conservative base.
Apart from one or two minor glitches such as G3s becoming detached from the main paper (a problem which will soon be solved by the new inserting machines) it was agreed that yesterday's operation had worked like a dream in technical terms.
Micro-XRF [5], micro-Raman [6] and FORS [7] were performed non-destructively directly on the prints, while SERS [8] was performed on fragments of paper fibres detached from the surface, as described in the previous section.
After identifying a client as eligible for the study, and after obtaining their informed consent to participate, the CMHW detached the study assignment paper stapled to the consent form.
In fact, you must actively and intentionally hate him to subject him to watching everyone else in school devour a warm, soft twist of carbohydrates, all because you didn't detach a little sheet of paper and pop it in an envelope with a dollar by last Thursday.
The Democrats had asked Judge John Miller of Circuit Court to tell the canvassing board that its decision to consider only ballots on which chads -- the bits of paper that are detached from a ballot when it is punched -- were separated from the ballot by two or more corners could be too limited.
It is with those ballots that Democrats believe they have the best chance to make up votes in the hand recount, scheduled to resume Friday at 7 a.m., when workers look for "hanging" or "swinging" chads, the tiny bits of paper that are detached from a ballot to mark a vote.
