In the background, brightly-shawled women and children gazed, mutely, from behind their stone partitions.
The findings, backed up by documentary sources, show a "bunk bed" formation with bodies separated by stone partitions within the same grave.
And it was both eerie and comforting to imagine that the familiar Irish countryside of today -- with its neat, rectangular cottages, low stone walls partitioning green pastures, and places of worship -- might not have looked so very different in the Stone Age.
Its interior — an intricate array of platforms, atriums, and partitions rendered in stone, concrete, and translucent cast resin — formerly housed The American Folk Art Museum.
None of the partitions of the stone consists of uric acid (red colour coding, not shown).
Comparison of the marginal likelihoods estimated using the generalized stepping stone (SS) method suggested that partitioning data by gene provided a much better ln-likelihood value (2lnBF1 3 = 818.04) than not partitioning the data for each gene (Table 1), and thus the results of the Bayesian analysis partitioning the data by gene (three partitions) are shown.
This is implied by the first large work you'll see, a partition titled "The Big Stone Flatscreen With Static".
Mr. Snodin, on a recent tour of the scaffolded house in progress, shined a flashlight at vaulted ceilings and filigree partitions newly repainted to resemble stone.
It is relatively well-preserved and believed to have been divided by timber partitions which were later replaced in stone.
Thus, energy resources in the fruit appear to be carefully partitioned to enable flavonoid accumulation before stone hardening depletes the necessary energy and metabolic resources.
