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core sample sample of wool collected by passing a sharp hollow instrument through the bale; the sample is examined for color, contaminants and fiber diameter and the bale is sold on the basis of the sample and the weight of the bale. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Far more striking were the formal correspondences between the sculptures, video, installations, and photographs on view, as among the blown glass and papier-mache balloons or the small white polystyrene balls affixed to a coil of barbed wire in Untitled (Barbed wire), 2005, the circles projected on top of the world map in Map of the World, 1992/2005, and the core sample that made up Hole and Wall, 2006. They wanted his electrical and mechanical expertise in designing a system that could drill and retrieve a core sample and hand it off to another device for analysis. Because she could count 92 years' worth of rings in that branch alone, she believed taking a core sample from coring the tree's trunk would prove the tree predated the Voyage of Discovery. |
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