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The story "The Father Costume" (2002), published as a chapbook with illustrations by Matthew Ritchie, is an extended exploration of metaphor, where words float on water or can be sewn out of thread, and time has physical substance.
(More on that later.) But that's the least of the barrier busting that goes on in this extended exploration of an aging prima donna's wrestling match with her elusive existential essence.
Extended exploration revealed right haemopneumothorax, left pneumothorax, grade IV liver injury with disruption of the right lobe, extensive destruction of the right lung and diaphragm injury.
As an extended exploration of process enhancing strategies, nine modified hollow fiber modules with various turbulence promoters were designed and modeled using a two dimensional computational fluid dynamic (CFD) heat-transfer model to investigate their potential in improving heat transfer and module performance for a shell-side feed direct contact membrane distillation (DCMD) system.
A further and extended exploration concerning the disturbance of amino acid transport in children with ADHD is thus necessary.
And although dozens of composers merit an extended exploration, at Mannes the honor is reserved exclusively for Beethoven.
Bergson's entire work may be considered as an extended exploration of the meaning and implications of his intuition of duration as constituting the innermost reality of everything.
The conclusion provides a promising approach to solving the protein supply problem for the taikonauts living in space during an extended exploration period.
The result is an extended exploration of self that doubles as a chronicle of the artist's own interaction with New York, with the bodies of its men and with the body of the city itself.
A rock discovered at the playground gives rise to an extended exploration of geology.
The multivolume Attic Nights of Aulus Gellius is an extended exploration of how Romans constructed their literary culture.
