Jose bought all four paintings in a "Last Supper" series for $37,000 each (he estimates that each is worth $4 million to $6 million today), then quickly dismantled his nascent but not-insignificant collection — by then it included Mark Rothko, Salvador Dalí, Yves Klein and Honoré Daumier — to buy Warhols, Basquiats and Wesselmanns ("His three revelations," David Mugrabi called them).
He is just 18, a point that turns out to be somewhat insignificant, since the collection he showed on Sunday displayed remarkable restraint in one so inexperienced.
As tastes have evolved, new emphasis has been given to parts of the collection considered insignificant years ago but since rediscovered.
Thus, an example of an experimental (or actual) F could be determined for a drug where both the postmortem peripheral blood and antemortem whole blood drug concentrations have been determined in the same individual (assuming an insignificant delay between the collection of the antemortem blood and the time of death).
"Collecting insignificant pieces of matter".
Collection emissions were insignificant compared to the benefits of recycling.
Therefore, the air-puffing and flushing during the sample collection has an insignificant effect the gas contact measurement result.
It is not insignificant that Philo's first runway collection for Celine was shown in October 2009 and in the midst of the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression.
In this regime, back face collection efficiency is relatively insignificant.
Viewed from Downing Street, they probably seem a fractured collection of regrettable but relatively insignificant services, located (conveniently) in greater concentration the further you move from Westminster.
Occasionally the collection, shown this morning, looked as insignificant as a dust mote, with pale chiffon tunics drooping listlessly over brown leggings.
