Their dossier, "your paper umbilical cord to your child," as Seabrook calls it, was stored in the National Archives building, which had partially collapsed.
But our dossier, containing the documents that formed our paper umbilical cord to Rose, was in the National Archives in Port-au-Prince, and that building had partially collapsed, crushing any hope we had of ever getting her to the States.
By contrast, our paper follows cord blood as a remarkably uneven 'bio-object', an object that straddles and hybridises the borderlands through which it travels.
She bought some cookies first, and they were carefully wrapped into a little package of brown paper tied with cord with a large loop to facilitate her carrying the parcel.
Remove the piles of paper, laptops, random cords, bags of cat food or anything else that has accumulated here.
His palette consists almost entirely of cheap manufactured objects, including glass and plastic bottles; metal and plastic bottle tops; marbles, coins, nuts and bolts, metal rings, plastic bags, broken pieces of glass, rope, plastic cord, shredded paper, cans and cardboard boxes.
These results contrast with the overproduction of neurons observed in other vertebrate nervous tissues after DeltaDN transfection [37], [38], [42], [54], including the rostral NZ of the chick spinal cord (this paper).
While drapes are being made or the painters finish up, you can try QuickShade, a temporary pleated-paper shade with pull cord.
The viewer is allowed to contemplate these sculptures, present or represented, and may find themselves happily lost in observing the details of a ball of string, cut paper garlands, icons, electrical cords and outlets or dried flowers.
The included studies used various index tests (table 1): most papers (n=46) reported arterial cord pH, with thresholds ranging from 7.00 to 7.24.
