Made of maple and handcrafted in Boulder, Colo., they're uniquely shaped, "but not so intricate that a child can't put them together".
The article suggests that networked approa ches to risk analysis are uniquely suited to capturing the intricate processes that shape disaster risk and can provide a path forward for developing policies and interventions that seek to address complex phenomena.
I wanted to show a side of them that hardly anyone has seen before -- their intricate detail, their uniquely stunning patterns and the way that their colors show as they freeze". Kelly used a Nikon D3100 (along with an 18-55mm kit lens and macro tubes, if you're interested) to document her findings.
With its quiet intensity, its intricate arrangements and its uniquely pastel instrumentation of flute, guitar, cello, bass and drums — the flutist, Buddy Collette, also played alto saxophone — the Chico Hamilton Quintet became one of the most popular groups in jazz.
The incredibly intricate stuff that makes them uniquely them; once-in-History souls, has already been uploaded into their very cells.
To the southeast lies the tiger reserve, whose swamp forest and intricate waterways are the improbable domain of the uniquely aquatic Royal Bengal tiger.
Back in Leicester, Europe's only Jain Centre features mirror mosaics and 250 tons of intricate, hand-carved sandstone pillars that bring a uniquely Indian atmosphere to a former Congregational chapel.
They are taking discarded pieces of batik - a uniquely Indonesian cloth which is treated with wax and dye to create intricate, colourful designs - and sewing them together again to create soft furnishings and accessories.
Physical and functional coordination of PBP1B with Tol, facilitated by CpoB, reveals an important additional layer in the regulatory circuitry that controls PBP1B function, and paints an increasingly intricate picture of PBP1B as a regulatory scaffold that is uniquely adapted for the coordination of cell division process in E. coli.
