Each piece in his show is either a framed title page extracted from an existing book or an altered version of a book cover.
We have created high-resolution digital images of each page, extracted the box office data from the registers, compiled it in a searchable database, and created search and visualization tools to interrogate the data.
Oligonucleotides were purified via denaturing polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (PAGE), extracted, and desalted by reverse phase C18 columns (Sep-Pak, Waters).
This is a typical two-page extract.
The entertainment website TMZ published what it said was a four-page extract of the police report into the incident.
In the primary text, however, page 62 is missing; 307 documents further along, a one-page extract carried a hanger-on: page 62.
Staring balefully at her were two 135-page documents from the LSC; her 135-page self-assessment; the 30-page extract for the Ofsted website; her 50-page quality improvement plan and two internal development plans.
A one-page extract of the warrant, published by the Australian newspaper, suggests the AFP is investigating whether Brough "counselled and procured" Ashby to disclose extracts from Slipper's 2009 to 2012 official diary and provide those extracts to third parties without authority "contrary to section 70(1) of the Crimes Act 1914 by virtue of Section 11(2) of the Criminal Code 1995".
A 44-page extract seen by Reuters this week claims Rwandan backing for the M23 militia goes as high as Kabarebe, who is said to have grown up with Kagame and been at his side in the military campaign that ended the 1994 genocide.
Others he compiles from random pages from existing books -- Western art history surveys, Buddhist scriptures, Russian-Chinese dictionaries, Chairman Mao's Red Book -- along with pages extracted from an international array of fashion, travel, news and art magazines.
