Ms. Masters, best known for her figurative sculpture, presents an assemblage-style environment in which she tells the story of her life through thousands upon thousands of hoarded objects arranged in a series of altars.
Although the identity of all the participants in the complex program involved during soybean seedling development and the cotyledonary functional transition is still unknown, here we present an assemblage of individual statistically significant elements including signals, regulators, inducers and precursors that may be key participants during this developmental phase in soybeans.
The anthology (Participation and Interaction in Foresight) [48] published in 2013 by one of the working groups of COST A22, consisting of 16 contributors in the field of foresight, presents an international assemblage of contemporary perceptions of participation, dialogue, and decision making in the field of foresight.
It is presented in an assemblage of scenes, shot from a coolly detached standpoint, at first without an obvious driving narrative.
He brought in witnesses from the Committee on the Present Danger, an assemblage of Democratic hawks, many of whom would soon be known as "neoconservatives".
The mutual climatic range (MCR) technique is perhaps the most widely used method for estimating past climatic parameters from fossil assemblages, largely because it can be conducted on a simple list of the taxa present in an assemblage.
Functional diversity can be defined as a variety of life-history traits presented by an assemblage of organisms [1], [2] and it has been postulated to be critical for the maintenance of ecosystem processes and properties [3].
The painting, made to benefit the Trade Justice Movement, presents a graffiti-like assemblage of skeletons, flying angel animals and curious stick figures with a serious message.
So Mr. Conner made an assemblage out of the stamp and presented it to Marcel Duchamp at a lecture, with the request that Duchamp return it to Alan.
