"Glass of the Avant-Garde: From Vienna Secession to Bauhaus, the Torsten Bröhan Collection From the National Museum of Decorative Arts, Madrid" takes a superfine core sample of the early years of modern European design, while reveling in its relentless perfection.
Bear's 2013 album, "Anything in Return," came closer to traditional pop and R. & B. than anything he'd released before; "Rose Quartz," Diddy's favorite, included a sample of the early Whitney Houston hit "How Will I Know".
Here's a sampling of the early reaction: DEMOCRATS: * Representative Emanuel Cleaver II, Democrat of Missouri: "If I were a Republican, this is a night to party," he told MSNBC.
The first of them is a sampler of the earliest work in the holdings, and as a summary of the institution's initial view of American Modernism, what a curious thing it is.
She hopes to analyze the DNA from archaeological samples of the earliest known Africans to be enslaved in Mexico.
Since fecundity rapidly increased (after only one generation; Table 1; supplementary material Fig. S3), this phenomenon may be a result of a biased sampling of the early progeny laid by the most precocious egg-laying females.
The four-taxon data sets were designed to mimic the taxonomic sampling of the earliest phylogenomic studies, whereas the 41, 42, and 43 taxon data sets were constructed to contain the broadest possible sampling of complete animal genomes (for a list of the species in each of the five data sets, see supplementary table S1, Supplementary Material online).
The differences may reflect the small sample sizes of the early chart and the use of only maternal dates for the gestational age [ 6].
The catchment area based concept makes it possible to study a complete naturalistic sample, while most of the earlier studies have chosen convenience samples.
These controls were individually matched to cases by duration of sample storage (±2 months) of the earlier sample.
