of Salford, England) explores the
fragmentary mode and its deployment in the poetry of the 18th century as experiments in composing fragments.
Comparisons of antemortem and postmortem images of
fragmentary skeletal remains that had been buried since 1977 were performed using an IBM-compatible computer and Adobe Photoshop 6.
Too reticent about personal relationships and too
fragmentary in its political analysis, it is, instead, an unclassifiable work: frustrating, tantalizing, elusive.
Where Jackson's Child Sexual Abuse in Victorian England (2000) was able to construct detailed discussions of particular incidents from court records and reports and the sometimes
fragmentary case files of organizations like the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, the Children's Society or the Waifs and Strays, Barrett and Brown do not have the same material at hand.
There is a slightly
fragmentary dimension to the argument at times--though this is probably inevitable, given the range and ambition of the project.
The count is still
fragmentary, and the complete toll - if it is ever tallied - is sure to be significantly higher.
One is a
fragmentary lower last molar of a stegodontid and the second is the upper jaw and toothrow of a juvenile hippopotamus.
Disorganized,
fragmentary or prolix case notes are equally time-honored hallmarks of poor medical charting.
This paper attempts to unify the varied research in media literacy in order to make sense of this growing yet
fragmentary movement and to organize the widely varied literature by the locus, objectives, and depth of the initiative.
Wood was shot on video, and, amazingly, Pierce managed to imbue the images (all
fragmentary, slow-motion shallow focus) with the same tender beauty he has exhibited in his film work.
Abraham is the earliest (around 1700 BC) biblical character for whom we have a
fragmentary or episodic biography.
