His Honey-Pop chair from 2001 is made entirely of paper; "Powder Snow," a sculpture from 2006, is a three-dimensional plastic puppy complete with pliable hair.
E&M is also the basis to the understanding of behaviors of many current and novel technologies such as abrasive paper, powder coating, computer hard drives, and magnetic resonance imaging scanners, among others.
Boil the chicken in water, black paper powder, turmeric, Goraka or Sri Lankan coconut vinegar, until the water dries.
Take a piece of paper, powder a chalk, and roll the paper, stuffing the powder in it.
In a sign of the frantic effort mounted by diplomats to destroy secret documents before the embassy was overrun, an oil drum next to a vast shredder was full of powdered paper.
In the observation chamber, powdered paper ash 10 20 μm in diameter, made in our laboratory, was placed on the caudal section of the tracheal mucosa of the quail with a fine plastic stick to determine the pathway for optimal MTV.
By Lizzie Widdicombe If you stopped by the International Contemporary Furniture Fair at the Javits Center last week, you may have noticed, tucked among the minimalist mirrors and squiggly light fixtures, a booth containing shelves packed with more practical goods — toilet paper, anchovies, bottled water, powdered Jell-O.
While waiting for others to arrive, the men made paper cartridges and some powdered their hair with flour so as to appear more like gentlemen when they met the British in battle.
Its commissary also sold packs of watercolor paint, not unlike that used by schoolchildren; Mayo would use a toothbrush as a paint brush, a razor blade to contour pieces of paper into sculptures, and powdered milk as glue to hold it together.
Plants in the third replicate were gently blotted dry after washing, placed between sheets of filter paper, and frozen in powdered dry ice.
