To address these issues, the students, who live in Brooklyn, set three guidelines: everything should be found and recycled into an innovative new use (purchases were made only at a hardware or 99-cent store); everything should be reusable in a future home; color should be only on removable objects.
"Removable Objects" by Joel Swanson.
Far from personifying the fetus, her account of her experience of ultrasound locates the fetus as an invading, and removable, biological object: I had to have a scan and she asked me if I wanted to see what she could see?
Volunteers were scanned by the same technician in standardized clothing (hospital gown) with no removable metal objects, while lying flat on their backs with arms at their sides.
The idea is to stick removable goggly eyes onto objects like parking meters and pipes, so they almost seem human.
"Separating hard and white," then, is treating mutually pervasive features as if they were separable or detachable, like two spatially distinct objects or two removable physical parts of a whole.
Apply wax to the base of your object, and wherever two removable parts meet.
Pads removed from a removable padded bra.
The player can use "Detective Vision"a visual mode which provides contextual information, tinting the game world blue and highlighting interactive objects like destructible walls and removable grates, the number of enemies in an area and their statussuch as their awareness of Batman's presenceand shows civilians and corpses.
Remove any straps that are removable.
