Among the many human remains, only a few skulls were preserved, and those had been smashed into fragments — not in death but from the overburden of earth accumulating over the centuries to crush skulls flat as pancakes.
She is also shown with a moustache, sticking out her tongue, sporting a false nose, and with her face variously smashed into fragments, turned into stone, stuck inside a TV set, sprouting butterfly wings and garlanded with leaves.
Then follows teruah, a staccato series of blast fragments, saying: "I was entirely smashed to pieces".
The windows smashed into tiny fragments and dust flew around violently.
"Every time he smashed the glass, fragments of glass were just ricocheting in my face," he told the Guardian.
It smashed entire genomes into fragments, and relied on sophisticated computer programs to fit them back together.In this section On human nature Reprints Related items Science and profitFeb 15th 2001 Face value: Man on the runFeb 15th 2001 A survey of the human genome: Life storyJun 29th 2000The teams have published their results in different journals.
Archaeologists and conservation experts on the Italian island of Sardinia have succeeded in re-assembling literally thousands of fragments of smashed sculpture to recreate a small yet unique army of life-size stone warriors which were originally destroyed by enemy action in the middle of the first millennium BC.
Then they smashed the DNA into smaller fragments, sequenced 1.05 billion base pairs, and used computer models to reconstruct partial genomes of different species.
An enemy shell had smashed into his Skyraider and fragments pierced his eyes.
It's classical art making with a twist instead of ancient ceramic fragments, Welch uses smashed pieces of colorful bathroom and subway tiles.
