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Mr. Tillmans said that for this show, on view through Sept. 19, he concentrated mostly on work he has done over the last six years.

The show, which opens on Wednesday and runs through Nov. 9, immediately sets out two of the foundation's aims: to focus mostly on work beyond that of its namesake (the exhibition includes a single Rauschenberg work, a 1970 screen print) and to establish itself as a kind of socially engaged cultural presence that Rauschenberg thought artists could, or should, be.

In this article, which is based mostly on work by Alexandrov et al. (2010), our aim was to construct an efficient algorithm delivering segmentation maps of at least comparable quality for the datasets from Alexandrov et al. (2010) where comparison is done visually taking into account the anatomical or histological structure of the tissue sample.

I spent one hour at the Geffen Contemporary, where the exhibition focuses mostly on works by L.A. sculptors, and I was more than happy to spend another three hours at the main building on Grand Avenue, where the second part of the exhibition focuses on works by L.A. painters and photographers.

The prior research on classification of X-Ray images of shipping containers has focused mostly on working with greedy algorithms such as sliding windows for task of classification.

New York City's alternative schools rely mostly on portfolio work, which might include a research project, an internship, a literary essay, a science experiment and a mathematical project.

Online independent media hubs are letting people collaborate in new ways - and the focus is mostly on multimedia work, rather than text.

The continued resurgence of talks over specific copyright terms seems increasingly arbitrary, depending mostly on whose work is soon to fall into the public domain.

Bin Laden focused mostly on construction work in refugee camps, on building orphanages and homes for widows of those killed in the war, Bearden said.

That spending, mostly on public works, was not wholly successful.

The Island spends around £46m a year, mostly on public works and infrastructure.