Some chapters seem assembled by no system except free association.
People waiting on street corners seem assembled for an event, and individuals hailing cabs look as if they are raising their arms to speak or to testify.
Other shows seem assembled primarily to get a big juicy name -- Impressionism, Monet and van Gogh are the league leaders -- on a banner above the main entrance.
"Dance With Demons" seems more assembled than written and is overburdened with trivia.
Throughout, Ms. Buglisi translates such ardor into movement that includes contractions, brisk falls to the floor and slow turns in attitude, yet the material seems densely assembled in this romantic setting.
They talk about wanting to be the biggest group in the world, as if there can still be such a thing, and such a thing can emerge from a novelty group that seems so assembled and plastic, and that was so unashamedly teeny.
Such exons could be found on Fugu-Scaffold 5445, but the Scaffold seems badly assembled as the exons are scrambled, therefore the correct gene model has escaped automatic detection.
The canvas, which was painted outdoors, seems to assemble the whole of Paris of the Second Empire a smart, fashionable gathering composed chiefly of habitués of the Café Tortoni and of the Café Guerbois, which was the rendezvous of the Batignolles artists.
His silk-smooth voice and warm presence help animate the evening, so that even when the stories seem haphazardly assembled (or, on a few occasions, trivial), the flow of the narrative is held together by his focused, fully engaged performance.
The trouble began when Dickinson died, in 1886, leaving behind just 10 published poems and a vast and enigmatic handwritten paper trail, ranging from finished-seeming poems assembled into hand-sewn books to fragments inscribed on advertising fliers, envelope flaps, brown household paper, even a chocolate wrapper.
Weir notes he was surprised by how few machines were in place, and remarked that the gadgets seemed entirely assembled by hand.
