But eventually a group was assembled from public safety officers.
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A GIF assembled from stills printed in the Auto article.
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He seemed to have been assembled from various parts and materials.
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All the food is vegan or vegetarian and is assembled from donations.
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The edible bird was assembled from fruit, marshmallows, skewers and fake lashes.
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It will be framed by textile works assembled from fragments of antique quilts.
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Basically, Google Earth is a mosaic of tiles assembled from aerial and satellite photos.
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The libretto is assembled from love poems by Michelangelo written to a young nobleman.
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His first was in 2017 with a team assembled from the British Armed Forces.
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Deep divisions persist, particularly in a military assembled from former rebel and loyalist combatants.
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But deep divisions persist, particularly in a military assembled from former rebel and loyalist combatants.
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So much so, in fact, that craftsman Steve Richter assembled — from scratch — a perfect replica.
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Google's search and ads empire was built on infrastructure assembled from commodity components, for example.
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But deep divisions persist, particularly in a military assembled from ex-rebel and loyalist fighters.
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Instead, the production is much scrappier, as if assembled from a thrift store shopping spree.
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It is one of the largest known sets of user data ever assembled from Facebook.
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Instead, it assembles hotel rooms from flat-packed structures pre-assembled from 3D-printed materials.
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From the outside, "Hollow" looks a bit like a wigwam assembled from giant Jenga pieces.
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It's assembled from 3,305 Google Maps screenshots, so strap in and get ready to armchair cruise.
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Assembled from a tailgate tent and heavy plastic sheeting, it resembles an ad hoc field hospital.
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The nozzles will be printed in one go, instead of being assembled from 20 different parts.
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Flowers were assembled from Trader Joe's, and the bride's mother bought a sheet cake from ShopRite.
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There's a new collection of her top recipes assembled from her many cookbooks, with her blessing.
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Times Insider "Ghosts Guns," assembled from kits, can be bought online and don't have serial numbers.
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His collage of rainbow drawings were assembled from approximately 5,000 children's drawings, including many from Berkeley children.
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This magnificent 360-degree panoramic photo of New York he created was assembled from multiple handheld shots.
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From there, the arsenic-related genes were identified on the contigs assembled from the metagenome sequence data.
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The commission resulted in a sculpture of a man that can be assembled from its wooden parts.
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Although these cars are being assembled from a warehouse-worth of parts, they're still from the '80s.
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Earlier this year he published "The Downing of Trump," assembled from his tweets and those of others.
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The carrier is then assembled from those super lifts — "sort of like a Lego build," Butler said.
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Every artwork — assembled from discrete, highly worked forms that have been fit together — has its own personality.
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With its swastika twists, the completed structure looked like a miniature crop maze home-assembled from Ikea.
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Instead, it was assembled from news video, amateur video and material shot before the men left for Paris.
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Code is compiled to assembly language by a compiler and is then assembled from that by an assembler.
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Indeed, the pilot seems less to have been written than factory-line assembled from a checklist of elements.
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WIRED's account is instead assembled from current and former Maersk sources, many of whom chose to remain anonymous.
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The drones appear to have assembled from a small engine, cheap plywood and a number of small rockets.
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The scene is part memory, part dream, assembled from the rudiments of identity just this side of nonexistence.
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There's a sense that these songs are assembled from a thousand tiny little hooks, clicking into rickety constructions.
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Dr Post's original hamburger, which weighed 140 grams, was assembled from strips of muscle cells grown in Petri dishes.
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It's me and I'm here: your new Work Friend, assembled from the frantically selected parts of expired Work Friends.
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He argued that genomes assembled from DNA fragments could actually be chimeras, made up of genes from different species.
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The show's giddy nihilism is assembled from easily readable individual images that maintain a dark babble of disconcerting humor.
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Today, some 260 people live in the makeshift village, in 22015 or so shacks assembled from various construction materials.
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Today, some 244 people live in the makeshift village, in 255 or so shacks assembled from various construction materials.
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Some are proudly high-tech, assembled from an array of starches, fats, salts, sweeteners and synthetic umami-rich proteins.
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The memo assembled from that research, now known as the controversial "Steele dossier," has become a flashpoint for Republicans.
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What do you do with any of these human needs and impulses if you've been assembled from a kit?
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The garment, a flowing black number with lacy cutouts, was assembled from hundreds of plastic triangles that moved like fabric.
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The wall-mounted BeoSound Shape is assembled from three flavors of hexagonal tiles: speakers, amplifiers, and echo-absorbing noise dampers.
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The resulting poems were like high-performance cars assembled from junkyard parts, or runway fashions with the stitches intentionally showing.
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Displayed on pedestals, eight crude constructions from the '70s are assembled from cardboard, tape, string, aluminum foil and glass bottles.
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A top assembled from nine scalloped, shell-like sections cantilevered over the model's shoulders and chest like a futuristic shield.
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"Russian-produced turbines are indeed being installed in Crimea, assembled from Russian components," Peskov told reporters on a conference call.
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Ghost guns include firearms assembled from kits or made with 3D printers, and are sold with parts to make them operational.
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Most of the set, which had a budget of about $1,200, was assembled from "freecycled sources," as Mr. Longley put it.
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The comments mentioned referred to Hatfield's statement against "ghost guns" — firearms assembled from mail-order kits or manufactured with 22019D printers.
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The repetition in her work means that her paintings sometimes look as though they were assembled from a kit of parts.
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But the developers, a motley crew assembled from a variety of teams, use the simplicity to create a wealth of personality.
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Equities allocation rose about 20153 percentage points against the prior annual report for the global composite assembled from multi-year respondents.
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The chromosomes have to be assembled from tiny pieces of DNA, and they have to get glued together at very specific points.
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The worst, often in illegal settlements called "invasions," are assembled from scrap building materials and tarps, tree branches, sticks and even cardboard.
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The letters were assembled from the collections held by the Nelson Mandela Foundation, the South African National Archives and the Mandela family.
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These untraceable weapons can be assembled from kits bought online or at gun shows, Villanueva said, with the gun just partially assembled.
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Early in 2019, Apple's high-end smartphones will start being assembled from a Foxconn plant in Sriperumbudur, as first reported in The Hindu.
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Priced at about $63 per WinterHyde tent, the triple-layer weatherproof fabric is draped over a basic structure assembled from common PVC pipes.
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Above is the instrument that makes the magic happen: his so-called "low tech rehydration bath," assembled from houseware and hardware store products.
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The main attraction is "Alps," an enveloping installation of rock-climbing walls assembled from bone-colored panels peppered with colorful hand- and footholds.
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The episode would be taped twice the next day and assembled from both performances: if a joke didn't go over at 4 p.m.
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However, ATS had recently agreed to sync their own DNA database with the database that U.S.C.B.P. has assembled from border migrants seeking asylum.
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Most of us know that, while our iPhones are designed in Cupertino, they are assembled from parts that come from quite a distance.
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They're worried by the fact that 22014D-printed guns and "ghost guns," which are assembled from DIY kits, are generally untraceable and unregulated.
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They're worried by the fact that 83D-printed guns and "ghost guns," which are assembled from DIY kits, are generally untraceable and unregulated.
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It's built kinda like a Rube Goldberg machine, assembled from humble parts that loop and tumble into each other to create surprising results.
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Rondinone's poetic landscapes are assembled from smaller sketched compositions the artist did en plein air in Austria and at various other outdoor locations.
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Pinned to the stars are clusters of amulets assembled from whatever Barreto finds in the streets, from shells to perfume bottles to praying beads.
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On February 7, 2000, Calce turned a network of zombie computers he'd assembled from university networks against Yahoo, then the web's largest search engine.
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The small plate is a rich construction assembled from buttermilk-battered, cayenne-kissed fried cipollini onions served with remoulade in a thin pastry shell.
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I understand how the Pixel, assembled from off-the-shelf components and exhibiting no radical departure from existing forms and designs, can seem underwhelming.
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Its data come from hundreds of devices, either assembled from Safecast's kits (which cost $2000) or built from scratch using instructions on their website.
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The main attraction is "Alps," an enveloping installation of rock-climbing walls assembled from bone-colored panels peppered with colorful hand- and foot-holds.
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"The Industrial Revolution was a cataclysmic event for egalitarians," Anderson explains in "Private Government" (2017), a book that she assembled from the Tanner Lectures.
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The measure that would fund most of the government was assembled from six spending bills that passed the Senate Appropriations Committee with broad support.
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Working with musicians and composers like Bill Frisell, Jóhann Jóhannsson, and Michael Gordon, Morrison creates trancelike mood pieces assembled from decaying, deteriorating found footage.
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Even many of the fancier bikes sold here were assembled from kits of imported parts, which are taxed at 15 percent, not 50 percent.
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They store instructions for producing copies of themselves in their DNA — another long string, but one assembled from four molecules rather than two numbers.
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Skilled cave divers, part of a team assembled from around the world, hugged the four to their bodies as they swam through the dark.
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Typically, when we see 3D-printed replicas as large as this 2.3-foot long Millennium Falcon, they're assembled from hundreds of smaller 3D-printed parts.
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Indeed, a full squad of players with Pacific heritage could be assembled from the Olympic sevens teams of France, Japan, America, Australia and New Zealand.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK When did you first realize the world wasn't solely assembled from sugar and spice and all things nice?
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It is papered with a composite of six different sets of Bradbury & Bradbury period reproduction wallpapers and has a Murano chandelier assembled from 250 pieces.
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In seven days they came up with a prototype for a ventilator that can be assembled from bio-plastics and manufactured with 3-D printers.
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The transcripts, assembled from the notes of aides listening to the calls, were obtained by The Washington Post, which posted them online on Thursday morning.
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The Mexican government report is the first of its kind, according to people familiar with it, and was assembled from official data and independent research.
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This scrapbook, assembled from 1926 to 1927 and also found at Honey & Wax, documents the senior year of Mary Jane Wiseman, a flapper in Texas.
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Assembled from long-lost NASA footage, and sparely presented without commentary or narration, the film is receiving a weeklong Imax window before expanding to additional theaters.
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The tube-shaped building is assembled from C-shaped modules that are 3-D printed in carbon-fiber-reinforced plastic and post-tensioned with steel rods.
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The first film in the studio's history to feature a female protagonist (seriously, it took that long), Brave sometimes feels assembled from 17 different screenplay drafts.
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He finds the image looks unpleasantly artificial, as if it was assembled from a series of flat planes rather than capturing a real scene with depth.
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This animation of the March 9 total solar eclipse was assembled from 13 images captured by NASA's Earth Polychromatic Imaging Camera (EPIC) on the DSCOVR satellite.
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Memories of playing Mozart sonatas flooded back to me, and my fingers twitched in recognition — brought to life by the Frankenstein sonata assembled from various parts.
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Specifically for this exhibition, she created "Alps," an installation of Cubistically faceted rock-climbing walls assembled from bone-colored panels peppered with colorful handholds and footholds.
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The trio, all in their early 30s, are known for installations of intricate patterns assembled from everyday objects, including colored sponges, dry pasta and deflated balloons.
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The brittle yellow grass of the two-acre lawn surrounding his low-slung white house is dotted with abstract monuments assembled from sheets of stainless steel.
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Front Burner That springtime bouquet, whether assembled from purchased blooms or flowers gathered in the garden, will look better and last longer when arranged with expertise.
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Villanueva said the firearm was a "kit gun," meaning it was assembled from separately acquired parts and had no serial number, making it untraceable to authorities.
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"To Say" finds the Canadian producer exploring a tender house-leaning sound, assembled from a swirling blend of soulful vocal samples and a delicately ascending melody.
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A combination of 24 satellites will fly to space on this mission, assembled from the Department of Defense, NASA, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and universities.
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The collection includes sculptures (so-called Hybrids) assembled from branches found in New York City parks or the artist's own garden, often paired with various discarded objects.
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Most of it is self-written and produced, all assembled from a seamless blend of unique musical influences from South African dance music to traditional Korean pansori.
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A chandelier assembled from LED neons by Bec Brittain, a young Brooklyn-based lighting designer Carwan represents, hangs over it, asymmetrical and airy as the apartment itself.
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Vulgarity and violence abound, not least among the movie's most entertaining characters: foul-tempered, supernatural slaves known as kratts and assembled from scrap metal and animal bones.
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A single part of an advanced product like a smart TV may be made of dozens of smaller components, with each of these assembled from other pieces.
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The way Ohr described it, his wife's research was like an additional dossier assembled from Fusion GPS research to augment what Steele was separately providing the FBI.
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The presentation included a list of questions assembled from key industry legal, financial, and technology participants, related to ICOs and suggesting points of clarification from the SEC.
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But creating a roughly six-minute video, assembled from about 365 snippets, did prove to be a vivid way of preserving moments that surely would have been forgotten.
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Works now offers a unique alternative to simply having your digital photos printed: it will instead turn them into elaborate mosaics hand-assembled from thousands of colored crayons.
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But it also feels vaguely formulaic, as if assembled from a kit to create, well, the kind of delicate-hued, funny-sad plays that Ms. Baker specializes in.
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The airline industry has argued that such a requirement would be too onerous and instead recommended that the data be assembled from various agencies that collect passenger information.
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One of the orderlies took me immediately into the quarantine area, assembled from makeshift walls made of frosted plastic panes and one door, which was locked behind me.
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His outfits were assembled from items he found in the great seaports: red silk shirts from Rio, blue scarves from New Orleans, high-heel boots from New York.
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Her photos often feature bright colors, and bizarrely beautiful still lifes assembled from unlikely elements—one included cigarette stubs, oranges, an onion, and candy wrappers, among other things.
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The new novel, like its predecessor, is presented as a story assembled from historical artifacts, with an epilogue that depicts a twenty-second-century academic conference about Gilead.
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Though a year has passed since the rains receded, many of those displaced by the storms still live in shacks assembled from cardboard, wooden planks and plastic tarps.
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The below video, from YouTuber Hodges Usry, is a quick-and-dirty look at how this happened, assembled from recent talks by the developers as well as archival materials.
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That combination of shredded beef tacos, sweet potato fries with guacamole dip, and hazelnut latte you assembled from the food truck court three hours ago is making its exit.
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The grounds are covered with work by Jirayr — assembled from discarded bottles, furniture, shoes, and other detritus — as well as several of the artists who have spent time there.
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The shroud was assembled from thousands of pieces of jade, a precious stone adored by the Chinese since the Neolithic period as an auspicious material that could ensure immortality.
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Later, he began painting from set-ups assembled from photographic, art historical, or digital sources, on top of which he collaged cut paper or drew with strips of tape.
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In Teenage Engineering's case, the new instruments are assembled from electronic components, plastic knobs and dials, and pre-cut pieces of sheet metal that need to be folded into housings.
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I had a similar epiphany when I turned on Gun TV while eating a meal assembled from Whole Foods produce and saw someone playing a game called "fruit salad," a.k.a.
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This infographic is assembled from a variety of sources – in some cases, it's the "most famous" ghost in each state, in others, it's the one we found the most interesting.
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Four years in the making, the Astrograph comes from a collaboration between MB&F and Switzerland-based pen maker Caran d'Ache, and is assembled from over 100 different machined parts.
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This famous nighttime meeting -- known as the ceremony at Bois Caïman -- was a tremendous feat of strategic organizing, since it unified Africans assembled from different plantations and diverse ethnic groups.
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A deaf person's experience of their surroundings is not the continuous, 360-degree perceptions of the hearing individual; the eyes must be directed, and the world assembled from sequential impressions.
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Outside the office, he combined his talent as an engineer with his love of art and whimsy, creating metal drum sculptures, raw wood constructions and sculptures assembled from concrete blocks.
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His book is assembled from hundreds of quotations, and takes the form of a series of essays that only with a certain amount of generosity can be read as chapters.
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A year later, Klangstof would release its debut full-length, Close Eyes to Exit, featuring a band assembled from members of Van De Wardt's own first band as a teenager.
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The nine actors clamber on and around a sloping stage that, over the course of the 90-minute performance, is progressively assembled from squares locking noisily into a large frame.
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They tested two kinds of meatless patties at home, those assembled from an array of starches, fats, salts, sweeteners and synthetic proteins, and those based on whole grains and vegetables.
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Giant plastic party cups and pool noodles are combined in immense clusters to evoke underwater flora and fauna, with matching costumes that might have been assembled from Salvation Army bins.
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And it was, in part, the lattice structure of the geodesic dome, a convex polyhedron assembled from hexagons and pentagons, themselves divided into triangles, that would inspire Caspar and Klug's theory.
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On the right, a maniacal caricature of an African American man sits with his legs splayed out before him, manipulating a crane-like structure that seems assembled from an Erector Set.
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Assembled from a palate as antiseptically clean as the inside of a brand new hard drive, Mind Merge is most striking for the seeming malfunctions caused by wayward gusts of noise.
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It is "Elgin Park," which most closely resembles the internet-famous town of the same name that Michael Paul Smith, a model maker, assembled from toy-size buildings and tiny cars.
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The new Knossos being assembled from files in the cloud is no more true or false than the frescoes, watercolors, sketches and bogus artifacts that Evans's team brought back to Britain.
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But how can there be a symbol for something that's kept secret until its official debut, and which is assembled from parts of other Japanese words into a single brand-new character?
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And that's the key to how this robot (which is a generous description of this creation) manages to move around no matter what size, shape, or assortment of branches it's assembled from.
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Most are assembled from New York street finds — car parts, old clothes, animal carcasses, police barricades, wood from construction sites — to which Mr. Durham added "Indian" touches: beading, seashell inlay and feathers.
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It has brought Akira Ikezoe, who has created an environment with his paintings, live plants and sculptures that are assembled from hardware and household parts, fly swatters and other odds and ends.
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In a report published by the Washington Post, Thursday, and assembled from interviews with over 903 current and former employees of CBS News, 27 additional women accused the longtime journalist of sexual misconduct.
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Even though they came before Second Life allowed full mesh models to be imported and therefore had to be assembled from more simplistically sculpted lumps and bean shapes, they remain pretty darn cute.
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DE) main profit driver, plans to bring five new all-electric models to market in coming years, starting with the e-tron sport-utility vehicle (SUV) to be assembled from 2018 in Brussels.
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Renault-Nissan is working in partnership with energy storage specialist The Mobility House on the mega battery which would be assembled from new or used electric car batteries, one of the sources said.
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Even though they came before Second Life allowed full mesh models to be imported and therefore had to be assembled from more simplistically sculpted lumps and bean shapes, they remain pretty darn cute.
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For character work, they often tell stories from the musical's early days, when it was being assembled from conversations Bennett recorded with dancers, some of whom would end up playing versions of themselves.
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The first, which she created to accompany an outdoor artwork assembled from refuse by an artist known as Tania, mixed recognizable bits of folk songs and pop hits with bursts of electronic noise.
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For his second exhibition with Regen Projects, Autoconcanción, Cruzvillegas will mine his own personal history, creating works assembled from pieces of every car he has ever used combined with the flora of Southern California.
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Patla wanted to see if the magnetic interactions in two different atoms, even though they are assembled from different numbers of protons, electrons, and neutrons, would behave the same way over time and space.
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IBM has been gradually enhancing the power of its quantum computer, which is assembled from a network of qubits made from metals that become superconducting when they are cooled to temperatures near absolute zero.
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The first half of this eight-CD boxed set, which was assembled from multiple label catalogs, amounts to an authoritative digest of their studio output, much of it beautifully remastered from 78-r.p.m. records.
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It's assembled from a series of interconnected plastic vertebrae that can be customized for every wearer by simply adding more segments, or counter-balancing weights, depending on the size of the person wearing it.
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A similar sense of theatricality was found in Lucy McKenzie's "Lina Mouton" (2016), an installation featuring Art Deco-style furniture made from stretched canvases with trompe-l'oeil paintings and assembled from cut-out patterns.
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These costumes will bring a dose of pop culture to the party — and can be easily assembled from goods we either already own or can scoop up on the cheap at a nearby craft store.
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He hopes to release it in its finalized form this year, and a short film assembled from selections of its footage, Nine Fires, will be screening on April 22 at the Philadelphia Environmental Film Festival.
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One needn't fault this international, England-based Afropop band for the inclusive, universal humanist one-worldism their lineup implies —assembled from Kenya, Tanzania, Ghana, Malaysia, Spain, and England, these musicians have found a certain band chemistry.
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I had already been out of high school for several years and was exhausted by my own confused identity politics, which I'd assembled from the debris of privilege (American, well-educated) fractured by otherness (Asian, female).
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Not only does len_d69's creation look spot-on, it's actually assembled from five smaller Lego lions that transform and combine to form the 16-inch tall robot that weighs in at just over two pounds.
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Goodman and a team he assembled from Google, LinkedIn and Bright spent more than two years developing a platform that employs big data, machine-learning and artificial intelligence to help companies leverage pools of past applicants.
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According to Profiles in History, this 3.5-foot R2 unit was painstakingly assembled from pieces of different R2-D2s from the series, as well as a few small pieces from the prequels to round it out.
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These days, hardly anything is simply "made in America," or for that matter "made in China": Manufacturing is a global enterprise, in which cars, planes and so on are assembled from components produced in multiple countries.
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The work in the exhibition suggests that the portrait style van Dyck assembled from these disparate sources was a pictorial collaboration between sitter and artist — the recording of an event, not just an agreed-upon image.
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That disparity — between what we expect from domesticity and what may lurk beneath the surface — generates a finely wrought tension that coils throughout the show, which Birmingham has assembled from an imaginative range of subjects and media.
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Garmin describes its newest Vívomove HR as a 'hybrid' smartwatch, which is a term often used to describe something that's been assembled from different parts to create a final product that's the best of all its sources.
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Inspired by the little-seen 2005 movie of the same title, "Kinky Boots" is assembled from plot parts that have shown up all too frequently during the past decades in shows that were also based on films.
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You don't need a history of Scandinavian design and politics that I assembled from other people's academic work like an ethically composed metallic silver, brown leather and tortoiseshell handbag ($620) to think about this along with me.
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The walkway is assembled from 220,000 high-density polyethylene cubes that form its 16-meter-wide (53 feet) spine, covered this week with a waterproof and stain-resistant fabric made by a German company for the project.
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It's a diorama that appears to be assembled from pieces of oil paintings, and it is constructed in such a way in Unity that it appears to expand and contract in the great void of the skybox.
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Assembled from his 1989–1990 winter/fall Hiver Buick collection, Muglers's automaton outerwear was inspired by US automobiles from the 1950s, though there are obvious references to early-20th-century artists like Marcel Duchamp and Umberto Boccioni.
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This year alone saw the US premiere of Raúl Ruiz's "final" film, The Wandering Soap Opera (1990/93), which Ruiz's wife and frequent collaborator Valerie Sarmiento (a director in her own right) assembled from Ruiz's accumulated footage.
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The next years produced the rock band the Spin Doctors, the political sitcom "Spin City" and the dryly comic documentary "Spin," assembled from satellite feeds that captured politicians behind the scenes, unguarded, honing their messages for public consumption.
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More place than object, they are open structures, assembled from narrow bars and thin planes, that embrace space rather than occupy it, forcing us to move around them, seeking a view that will fully reveal their elusive logic.
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After starting the season with two road games the Golden Knights, with a roster assembled from scratch that lacks scoring punch and will likely need time to develop chemistry, will host their first regular season game on Oct.
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In the daily games, participants pay to compete for cash prizes against others in online leagues based on imaginary teams assembled from rosters of real players, which accumulate points based on how those players perform in actual games.
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Freemuse's annual State of Artistic Freedom report serves up a total of 139 pages of content, all based on research assembled from monitoring, documentation, and examination of violations of artistic freedom and other legal and policy developments worldwide.
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She immediately hired a lawyer for Sun, according to court documents, then went home and removed from his bedroom a 9mm semi-automatic he had assembled from parts ordered online, and 1,587 rounds of ammunition, also purchased online.
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In this exclusive clip from Voltron, Legendary Defender, the big 'bot takes on Robeast, an OG Voltron foe (the '80s cartoon version, like Voltron, assembled from animal-based mechs: a minotaur, a snake, a wolf and a shark).
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This was definitely the droid somebody was looking for: A complete R963-D2 unit assembled from parts used throughout the filming of the original Star Wars trilogy and the first two prequels sold at auction for $2.76 million Wednesday.
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The ruins of the isometric puzzle and exploration game Pavilion resonate because they are assembled from centuries-old architectural styles, via the dark symbolist prism of Arnold Böcklin paintings such as his Isle of the Dead series (1880-1886).
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Assembled from scattered pieces of old TV commercials and strung together by Lopatin's hypnotizing synth work, Replica was ambient music like nothing we'd ever heard before, conjuring up something new and futuristic while still sounding ancient, buried, and forgotten.
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The four meet two other pilgrims who have more primitive camcorders, and the 89 minutes of screaming, flashlight waving and falling trees we are watching has supposedly been assembled from the images these luckless souls gathered during their ordeal.
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They connect to a larger body of work she calls "Lo Precario," which includes her series of precarious sculptures, delicately assembled from rocks, feathers, string, driftwood, bones, thread or little bits of garbage she encounters on walks along coastlines.
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Assembled from lost and then rediscovered footage shot by Swedish news teams in the '60s and '70s, the wealth of unearthed material is contextualized with modern commentary and sharp editing, providing a helpful look at the black power movement.
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Once his core team was in place, Mueller did an orientation with the group he'd assembled from across different US attorneys' offices and FBI bureaus, making clear his expectations, the mission, and how they were going to get the job done.
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Photograph of a threatening letter assembled from newspaper cutouts, sent to the Los Angeles Herald-Express in 1947, and claimed to have been written by the killer of aspiring American actress and murder victim Elizabeth Short, known as the Black Dahlia.
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After Irma raked across Florida, he shared a video that someone had taken from high above a field near Jacksonville; the camera slowly panned across a sea of white bucket trucks that had assembled from all across the United States.
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Luke Skywalker's 43-inch tall sidekick was assembled from components from the original "Star Wars" trilogy as well as "Star Wars: Episode I -- The Phantom Menace" and "Star Wars: Episode II: Attack of the Clones," according to the auction catalog.
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Seeking deeper insight into the phenomenon, The New York Times identified and analyzed these 358 shootings with four or more casualties, drawing on two databases assembled from news reports and citizen contributors, and then verifying details with law enforcement agencies.
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This low table, assembled from kindergarten-basic shapes in cornflower blue and pale carrot-colored concrete and joined with pinkish bronze, may seem at first glance precarious — why does the cylinder not just roll away and the whole thing collapse?
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A road sign admonishes "Stop Ahead," but your eyes keep moving across the piece, which was assembled from more than 700 close-ups that Mr. Hockney took with his Polaroid camera in an attempt to extend Picasso's Cubism into photography.
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The collection would, in Ms. Markle's words, per British Vogue, offer wardrobe options more universal in design and appropriateness than "a potpourri of mismatched sizes and colours, not always the right stylistic choices or range of sizes" assembled from donations alone.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Collectors from America and Europe are scouring Cape Town's booming art scene in search of deals as diverse as an expressive oil painting by South Africa's Irma Stern or a sculpture assembled from bottle caps by Ghana's El Anatsui.
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That grit is evident and dynamically alive in Luchs's work, mostly large-scale paintings and drawings, and small to medium sculptural creations, assembled from and in conversation with the scrap and salvage that was the bedrock of Detroit's waning infrastructure for many years.
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There was much debate about the correctness of just how its body parts were scaled and assembled from multiple specimens, but this new paper suggests that there was not one, but two spinosaurid species coexisting in the Cenomanian Kem Kem beds of Morocco.
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I've no doubt that a reasonable approximation of it already exists in some form on a server somewhere, assembled from illegal but nonetheless extant archives of electronic background check requests and credit card records and gun store purchase records and the like.
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When artificial intelligence coalesced into a field of study from the fog of information science after World War II, scientists first thought that they could simulate a brain by building neural networks assembled from vast arrays of switches, which would mimic synapses.
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The beautiful building, assembled from fragments of Romanesque and Gothic architecture that were shipped over from Europe in the mid-twentieth century, draws crowds as much for its own recumbent glory as for its exceptional collection of medieval art, tapestries, and manuscripts.
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This sand art replica of Dwayne Johnson's face: You might not initially think a video of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's head being assembled from sand is the stuff to inspire hot thoughts, which is understandable, but if you never try you'll never know, right?
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Now that he has been awarded Phase I funding from NIAC, which is normally in the range of $125,000, Savransky and his team will model sequences of deployments and rendezvous, and analyze whether a high-quality mirror structure could be functionally assembled from smaller parts.
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Maven did take a bit of a shortcut, in that it started with a team assembled from a number of other car tech and car sharing companies, including Zipcar, and Sidecar, the ride-hailing startup whose assets GM acquired just prior to launching Maven.
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Assembled from over 4,000 pieces, the new set, which will be available starting on July 1 for $250, recreates part of Westminster Palace, including its iconic Elizabeth Tower on the end with Big Ben up top, still ticking away over London after 157 years.
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The synthetic genome, over a million base pairs long, was assembled from pieces ordered from a DNA synthesis company, which took Venter's digitally composed sequence—the string of bases, or "letters"—and then chemically synthesized it and delivered it in short, overlapping stretches called oligonucleotides.
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Previously, they've already shown that other core components can be assembled from the same limited set of fundamental ingredients, and in the future, the idea is that these tiny core machines could actually automatically self-assemble into larger structures capable of carrying out specific tasks.
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The book — assembled from 153 original interviews, along with countless excerpts from letters, diary entries, articles and other ephemera — takes the reader on a dizzying carousel ride around hundreds of boldface European names and the details of their louche lives in the '70s and '80s.
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Like Eliot, who responded to the cataclysms of world war with a poem assembled from cultural artifacts ranging from the Bhagavad Gita to Richard Wagner's operas, a number of the artists invited to this year's festival used the classics to respond to contemporary upheaval.
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His single most famous work is a panorama of one block, Sixth Avenue between 43rd and 44th Streets, assembled from eight separate frames, showing an easygoing, gently flyblown landscape of bars and juice and burger stands, secondhand-record stores, an artists' supply, a pool hall.
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The exhibits were assembled from 17 museums, including the Palace Museum itself, the Victoria & Albert in London, the Louvre and Chaumet's heritage museum in Paris, and from private lenders, including Princess Caroline of Hanover, whose Reed Brooch (1893) in gold and diamonds, is rarely seen.
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In this case, at least, Mr. van der Aa's idiosyncratic treatment seems justified, for "The Book of Disquiet" is based on a similarly unclassifiable work of the same name by the Portuguese writer Fernando Pessoa, which was assembled from his papers decades after his death in 1935.
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True to the exhibition's title, cutting and collaging are the dominant modes of making on view here, from the two portraits of sorts assembled from sliced-up beauty magazines and anatomy books set in dissection trays, to the gory silicone sculptures of slashed and punctured faces.
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Blind-spot monitors with rear cross-traffic alert is optional or standard, and the optional surround-view camera system is a "Bird's Eye View" feature that shows a top-down image of the car assembled from four separate cameras around the car to aid in close maneuvering.
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The Beige Book was compiled by the San Francisco Fed from reports assembled from all 12 regional reserve banks before July 8, a period that included new tariff threats leveled by the president against Mexico, as well as the subsequent lull in those and other trade tensions.
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"Elevator Pad Gown" (2005) features a comical, floor-length skirt that appears to have been assembled from pieces of gray, blue and silver movers quilts; in fact, the fabrics are made of silk and lamb's wool, conflations of high and low and the authentic and the fake.
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Indeed, a timeline of events assembled from public documents and information released by the city suggests that top officials were slow to realize any problem existed, and then compounded that failing by not taking immediate steps to inform the public after they learned of the issue.
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The resulting Bronx Museum exhibition, assembled from its own Cuban holdings and American loans, is a sedate sampler, without a shaping point of view, but it has some excellent artists — Belkis Ayón, Carlos Garaicoa, Wilfredo Prieto, José Angel Toirac and Meira Marrero — with first-rate work.
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The resulting Bronx Museum exhibition, assembled from the museum's own Cuban holdings and American loans, is a sedate sampler, without a shaping point of view, but it has some excellent artists — Belkis Ayón, Carlos Garaicoa, Wilfredo Prieto, José Angel Toirac and Meira Marrero — with first-rate work.
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In the news, I would read that the baby was ten feet tall, assembled from cloth and foam by protest organizers, and that the crowd was rallying against an abortion clinic that had opened in downtown Noxhurst; for now, as I strained, I could make out overtly Christian placards.
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A major research project backed by Hewlett Packard Enterprise aims, among other things, to one day help doctors tailor medical treatment for individual patients by quickly crunching data from massive amounts of patient information — related to genes, diseases, personal behaviors and treatment history — assembled from around the world.
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Typical of Pylypchuk's figurative sculptures, these are cobbled from everyday objects and junkyard scraps: The "king" is primarily composed of a stack of tires, while the flanking figures are assembled from wood planks and tires, and the rest have soccer balls for heads and utility gloves for feet.
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In their search for these "resilient individuals," Schadt and his team amassed a pool of genetic data from 24,2500 people, then the largest such genetic study ever conducted, with data assembled from a dozen sources (2000andMe, the Beijing Genomics Institute, and the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, most notably).
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Advocates, thousands of whom assembled from across the globe in London to talk about topics like trade, the environment and women's rights, say it is a lifeline that gives small countries a seat at the table with larger states, and has huge potential to improve life for its 2.4 billion residents.
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What I Love 13 Photos View Slide Show ' Visitors to the Upper West Side apartment of the author Chris Grabenstein are greeted by a retro-futuristic "robot" that the artist Steve Heller assembled from vintage found pieces: a stainless-steel pool filter torso, a stereo amplifier head and shock-absorber legs.
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Still more impressively, their ensembles, while assembled from a single radioactive pool of late 1990s club wear, always manage to convey a distinct personal style, even as they change practically from frame to frame: Ginger's bathrobe is orange and Posh's is purple because the other way around wouldn't make sense.
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It is unclear how many separate documents these estimated half a million fragments make up — some documents published from the site were assembled from multiple excavated fragments — but as of 2019 the EES has published 84 volumes of papyri (over the last 120 years) with a total of about 5476 documents.
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One imagines the fun that emerging local artist Shaina Kasztelan could have had, given $10,000 and the space to herself; this young woman is already a virtuoso of odd 44543D and 3D works assembled from dollar store materials, but her contribution here, like most, is barely visible in the melee.
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"In these strange days, it feels like the most far-fetched scenarios and disastrous outcomes have become entirely plausible," Peter tells Noisey, "This video, assembled from two sets of archival footage, was made to express this fear-fatigue that's set in, the exhaustion from reckoning with so many terrifying possibilities" Watch below.
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But that project was made up of bits and pieces assembled from a variety of different sources, whereas the new Silver Screen release was pulled primarily from that single Spanish print — a bit of a coup given that the film prints aren't technically supposed to be floating around in the wild at all.
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" I thought of the 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air under whose chassis he had spent so many weekends, reluctant to let it die, a pile of car-repair manuals just within reach of one greasy hand; of the Colonial armchairs he had painstakingly assembled from kits in the garage "with no help from anyone.
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Day 71: "I Am Not a Human Being" – I Am Not a Human Being , 2010 Attention is rarely paid to Lil Wayne's 2010 album I Am Not a Human Being, which was released while he was incarcerated and therefore composed mostly of odds and ends assembled from what he had recorded prior.
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But if you missed the production when it played at the Tank in the fall, now's your chance to see how the characters, the Cousins Grimm, make up for the loss of their newfangled device: with ingenious puppets — designed by Ora Fruchter — that are assembled from whatever is at hand (including their hands).
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According to the Aguttes auction listing, this close relative of the Diplodocus is nearly 703 percent complete and exclusively assembled from a single specimen (many dinosaur skeletons feature bones collected from several different specimens) and has been nicknamed Skinny, but probably won't mind if you call it something else once you get it home.
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At the same time, he was navigating a long distance relationship, and the combined experience inspired Shirken to pen his recently released For Time Is the Longest Distance Between Two People EP, a lush, chameleonic collection of rhythm-forward electronic tunes assembled from field recordings gathered in Florence, Tel Aviv, Big Sur, and New York.
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It is in, but not of, the museum, and Mr. Esparza has invited five artists not officially in the Biennial to exhibit their work here, most notably Beatriz Cortez, whose 211-foot-high "Cairn," assembled from large chunks of volcanic rock, is a fragile balancing act that speaks volumes about the precariousness of life today.
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The four women settled at a nearby table scattered with thumbnail selections the twins had assembled from an even more recent trip to Spain: sunlit scenes from Madrid and Calpe, where Ricardo Bofill's famous housing structure, La Muralla Roja, comprised a red and pastel-pink backdrop for more pieces from the spring 2017 collection.
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He once called for an Apple boycott after the FBI demanded a backdoor to a San Bernardino shooter's iPhone: Boycott all Apple products until such time as Apple gives cellphone info to authorities regarding radical Islamic terrorist couple from Cal Trump also hates that many of Apple's devices are assembled from parts made in China.
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The project, being built on land assembled from some 50 parcels that Mr. Motwani and his associates began buying at auction 133 years ago, will include pedestrian-only streets with stores and restaurants, a hotel, a 500-unit condominium tower and, in other structures, more than 1,200 rental apartments aimed at moderate-income professionals and families.
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Adam Winkler, a constitutional law professor at UCLA and an expert on the second amendment, said the ruling exposed "another major loophole in federal gun laws" and predicted it would lead to a surge in so-called "ghost guns," homemade weapons assembled from individual parts, none of which bear serial numbers, if the problem wasn't fixed.
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It was printed so enormously on a special laser press that'd been assembled from a mix of hijacked Smithsonian museum parts and 2819D-printed alloy mechanisms—the Dean of Stanford had overruled the Senate Special Committee on Object Antiquities in what had been a stunning exercise of corporate fiat, a recently legalized (cf: Coinbase v Hart) means of armed private sector seizure.
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A troupe of South Asian actors, assembled from across the globe, gathered in a Manhattan rehearsal room in March to enact, in song and dance, one of the signature schisms of the 20th century: the British-mandated partition of India and Pakistan in 1947, which led to the displacement of some 15 million, deaths numbering more than a million and a legacy of barely contained border tension.
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And when she brings her songs to their big moments — she does excel at those that are meant to be acted as well as sung, like Stephen Sondheim's "Being Alive" — the movie delivers a montage assembled from the views of multiple cameras, one swooping in on Ms. Streisand, another pulling back, another fixed in close-up, another taking in the band, finally settling on a shot of an understandably ecstatic audience.
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In between we find artists such as Otto Piene and Matias Cuevas, who use fire to create shapes and patterns; Andreas Kocks, whose "Untitled, Paperwork #543G" (2011) presents a wall-mounted splotch assembled from contoured pieces of graphite-covered paper; and Terry Winters, whose vertically bisected oil painting "Standardgraph 3" (2003) features a column of black circles running up the middle as irregular girds and curves unfurl on either side.
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