In a terrific banquet scene, in which huge platters are laden with goodies, one guest delivers a running commentary on what it is to see her own limbs and parts spread out to be devoured.
New York painter Frank Moore re-created Rockwell's all-white Americans with an ethnically diverse family, as Freedom to Share (1994), in which the turkey platter brims over with health care supplies.
The Rev drive takes the mechanical components of a conventional hard drive, in which motorized magnetic platters spin underneath read/write drive heads that are used to copy or call up the data stored on the platters, and separates them into two sections.
The result would make Europa the only known body in the solar system besides Earth with plate tectonics, a process in which cold giant platters of crust or in this case, ice float around on top of warmer, more viscous layers in the body's interior.
Sampler Platter is a new recurring series on HuffPost Food, in which we will explore amazing versions of classic dishes at restaurants around the country.
You will be led to your seats amid more bustle and excitement: waiters hurrying past with platters of roast duck and stacks of steaming little bread pillows in which to eat it, plates clattering, conversation roaring along.
Our first starter – a platter of glasses containing a choice of different appetisers – was served with strict instructions in which order to eat them in for maximum taste.
In 1994 Hughes launched DirecTV, a direct-broadcast digital television distribution system in which programming was beamed via satellite to a home-installed, platter-sized dish antenna and set-top box.
The king is isolated in empty space, and his broad flat white collar resembles a platter on which his head is set for our examination.
The hors d'oeuvres platter, which comes in small or large, turned out to be a collection of cold appetizers, generously portioned even in the small version and separated from one another by slices of those extremely firm tomatoes.
