The walls are covered with a mix of oil paintings, 1950s tapestries, photography and African carvings.
My skin sticks a little to the syringe as I pull it out, and then an odd mix of oil and blackish blood usually trickles down my hip.
For example, Global Witness reports that: The main explanation given by the Sudanese government was that the oil company's production figures consist of a mix of oil and water, whereas their production figures do not.
Paul Anastas, the agency's assistant administrator for research and development, said the toxicity of the mix of oil and dispersant was generally in the range of "moderate," comparable to the effects of the oil.
A week from Saturday, they will be playing the role of the canary in the coal mine, inhaling the formidable mix of oil particles, industrial smoke and Gobi Desert grit in Beijing.
His recipe for a mix of oil, wax and water that does not emulsify in shipping is still closely held by Mathmos, the company that now makes the lamp in England.
The court found Trafigura guilty of concealing the dangerous nature of the sludge, a mix of oil-products waste and caustic chemicals, when its ship, the Probo Koala, delivered its load to the Netherlands in 2006 for treatment and disposal.
In a finding that is sure to add to one of the longest-running debates in music, a detailed analysis of the varnish on five instruments made by Antonio Stradivari reveals that he coated the wood with a rather humdrum mix of oil and resin.
Bishop has a beautiful little painting in the show, too, of a man in an overcoat sitting on a curb or a step; the picture's mix of oil paint and tempera gives the surface a cloudy texture that makes the image hard to see.
