Known for its artist collaborations, UVA's High Arctic installation featured a fragments of a commissioned poem by Nick Drake, titled "The Farewell Glacier".
Edmonds' appropriation does not feature a fragment of a black male penis, but rather, he opts to show in great detail what it means for a black male to capture seductively another black male undressing.
Oppenheimer, from my 1999 album Flood, features a fragment of traditional Yemenite Jewish singing, around which I created a choral setting of the Requiem Aeternam.
One of the most famous images, simply titled "Colorado Springs, Colorado" (1968) features a suburban house — or a fragment of it, since the ends of the house are cropped off — with an anonymous woman silhouetted in the middle of a picture window.
A fragment of English featuring temporal prepositions and the order-denoting adjectives first and last is defined by means of a context-free grammar.
The constant structural feature of these peptides is a fragment of four amino acids, (Z -ΔAbu- l-Asp(3-OH)- l-Thr(4-Cl)- l-Ser with serine N-acylated by fatty acids of various lengths.
Feature m1.1 (Fig. 8, m1.1) is a fragment of dentin that is slightly elevated from a worn surface because of cracks in the desiccated dentin.
Similarly, another new feature now allows marketers to take a fragment of a page, say the page header, and then personalize that for specific audiences.
Since each time bin of spectrogram feature of a plane corresponds to a fragment of the plane, the HMM states can characterize the frequency domain properties of different fragments of the plane target, i.e., the scattering properties of different physical constructions.
The bullet enters the right side of the victim's forehead, injuring multiple features of his brain and ejecting a fragment of the bullet from the right side of his head. .
The bullet enters the right side of the victim's forehead, injuring multiple features of his brain and ejecting a fragment of the bullet from the right side of his head.
