In an interview in the catalog, Mr. Serra refers to these works, which are framed but not under glass, as "revenge" drawings.
"O Jerusalem" is also the title of a play within the play -- described as "a long, rambling and tormented piece" -- fragments of which are framed by the commentary of future historians.
The mural starts outside double doors, which are framed with a painting of the Battery Park tunnel because, as the student tour guides explained, that was where many firefighters left their vehicles to race to the World Trade Center.
In the living room, metal lanterns from Anthropologie, an unexpected touch of high-fashion décor, dangle on either side of the great windows, which are framed by palm trees and edged with pots of geraniums, rosemary, aloe and papyrus plants.
In China, CD14/15, CD17, and CD41/42, which are frame-shift or truncated mutations of β-globin, are three of the most common β-thalassemia mutations (Cao and Galanello, 2010).
He has his bright brown eyes, which are framed by professorial black horn rims, on theatre.
One TBC1D15−/− clone harbors a 14-bp deletion in one allele and a large deletion in the other allele, both of which are frame-shifting and would cause mRNA decay.
Livers of several fallow deer were found to contain proliferation of the epithelium of bile ducts which are framed with a large quantity of connective tissue.
Hook up the green wire to the CuSB where its labeled "FG", which is frame ground.
However, between these films was The Parallax View (1974), which is framed by two assassinations.
