The great naturalist Étienne Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire provided exacting images of Egyptian turtles, mongooses and bats, while Jules-César Savigny produced ultra-fine renderings of worms and parts of worms with what a label aptly calls "near-maniacal gusto".
A highlight of the museum's other collections is Martin Johnson Heade's tiny "Passion Flowers and Hummingbirds," which a wall label aptly described as "a very private vision of the Garden of Eden".
"B-Room" — "in its purest form [is] a soul album," according to the Web site of their record label (the aptly named ANTI-) — was recorded in an old silversmith mill that the band members themselves converted into a studio (a sort of modern-day Big Pink).
Now, the story line has evolved, it is about Contagion, a public health metaphor that aptly labels the seriousness of the risk, while at the same time suggesting an unknown cause.
V2, as it has been aptly labelled, is currently being tuned and tweaked against the Guardian's maturing responsive site.
Gates's life as an academic superstar places him among a select group of black Americans aptly labeled "Transcendent" by Robinson.
Therein lies the momentum and impetus to accelerate the speed at which the aptly labelled dead hand of the state implements policy.
We nosed around the tiny but aptly labeled "discovery room" amid good cast-iron pans and a vintage mat touting Authorized Studebaker Service.
Police abuse and the acquittals of officers are a few effects of a faulty system – one that is founded upon what James Baldwin aptly labeled an "arrogant autonomy" that is guaranteed the police.
In the face of this approach to fiscal policy, so aptly labeled by Keith Hennessey as a strategy of "whistling past the graveyard" and so at odds with the self-righteous tone of President Obama's first budget with its cover proclaiming "A New Era of Responsibility," it is difficult to blame Republicans for pushing for fiscal restraint in any way possible.
