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The archive photographs of a vanished world are even more evocative, drawn from a collection of more than a million images.

Bao Yuankai's "China Air Suite," drawn from a collection of folk-song adaptations, showed a sophisticated instrumental palette redolent of Debussy's.

The items are drawn from a collection of approximately 1,200 pieces belonging to Nasser D. Khalili, a scholar and philanthropist born in Iran in 1945 and based in London.

"In Conflict," a similar production from the Temple Theater of Philadelphia, drawn from a collection of interviews with American soldiers who have served in the Iraq war, follows its warm reception at Edinburgh with an opening in New York at the Culture Project in September.

In this work, we present a statistical treatment of stress-life (S-N) data drawn from a collection of records of fatigue experiments that were performed on 75S-T6 alloysum alloys.

Supporting data was drawn from a collection of entrepreneurial profiles and interview reports prepared by graduate students in business venturing and entrepreneurship classes, following open-ended templates of suggested interview topics.

In "Das Lied," for the most part Mahler achieved striking transparency in his orchestration, in keeping with the nature of the texts, which he drew from a collection of Chinese poems freely translated into German by Hans Bethge.

This is less about getting a sense of what a spot may be like, the way you might by browsing through a collection of check-in photos on Foursquare, for example, and more about being able to research and draw from a collection of public photos related to some event, like a music concert, sporting event, or some sort of breaking news happening.

The following essay was drawn from "Frantumaglia," a collection of Elena Ferrante's writings and interviews, translated by Ann Goldstein, which is out November 1st from Europa Editions.

1500 negative examples are then drawn from an internal collection of reactive lymph node tissue in patients with no clinical history of malignancy.

"Bridge of Sighs," set to original music by the band One Ring Zero, is a quartet piece drawn from an odd collection of images that include historical bridges in Chicago and Venice.