Like a mad handyman, he cobbles together sculptures from unlikely elements.
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Along the way, she cobbles together a handbook to a mad system.
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The device cobbles together 16 GoPro cameras in order to shoot spherical video.
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As the U.S. cobbles together a plan, China's progress is dialing up the urgency.
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"It's someone who cobbles together functional contraptions out of received or collected materials," he says.
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Women are everywhere in Paula Wilson's art, which cobbles together fragmented images like shards of stained glass.
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Carlos Beruff, the Florida millionaire businessman running against Rubio, released a new digital ad Monday that cobbles together Rubio dodging that question.
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Emma, whose mom died when she was 8, says that she "cobbles together" an image of her mother from other people's memories.
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Clinton could even lose Ohio and Florida and still win if she cobbles together a few other smaller states such as Virginia and Colorado.
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A computer then cobbles together many two-dimensional images to create a three-dimensional image of that object at a certain point in time.
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Mr. Sachs typically cobbles together recognizable objects like sneakers, boomboxes and architectural models from plywood, foam core, glue, tape and myriad sorts of hardware.
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"Labour doesn't accept that the choice facing parliament will be between whatever deal Theresa May cobbles together or no deal," he said in a statement.
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Having ingested tons of examples of previous creations, the system cobbles together odd combinations that a person may not have thought of on their own.
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The astonishing documentary Apollo 11 cobbles together forgotten footage shot by NASA employees and uncatalogued audio recordings from personnel who worked on the Apollo program.
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It's only a minute long, but that feels like an eternity compared to the length of previous clips, and it cobbles together a rhythm from ominous fragments of dialogue.
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This month, the Senate is considering a bundle of bills called the ACRE Act, which cobbles together a number of industry-backed efforts to hide agricultural pollution from the public.
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The data on happiness is sparse, and the metrics by which we're measured new; the World Happiness Report was introduced less than a decade ago and cobbles together survey answers to arrive at its results.
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The 36-year-old Toronto resident cobbles together a living made up of four different gigs: He bartends at a craft brewery, is a sound technician, delivers takeout for Foodora, and he's a representative for his fellow bicycle couriers who are unionizing.
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This time he cobbles together motifs from Stephen King's boys-book mode (like the story "The Body," which was filmed as "Stand by Me") with the missing-child kind of plot that's now ubiquitous in suspense fiction, and winds up with something that resembles neither.
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How far Mr. Khan can go in changing Pakistan's political culture, helping the poor and fixing foreign relations will depend on many factors, including what coalition he cobbles together, how much leeway the military allows him and how he manages a rapidly swelling debt.
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Bucket 2: Trump cobbles together the various half-true -- and less than half-true -- statistics his administration has been using to create the idea of a crisis at the border, sprinkles in some anecdotes about violence committed by people in the country illegally and, voila, a prime-time address!
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It would function like a "ticking clock" to pressure Dreamers to accept whatever legislation Congress cobbles together — even legislation, like "Kates's Law," which increases penalties for migrants who try to return after deportation, or which includes funding for a border wall, a measure that would otherwise be vigorously opposed.
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The creature in the story is brought to life by a scientist who cobbles together random pieces of dead bodies — grave-robbing was common in the early 19th century as medical research was exploding across Europe — to create a new man: without language, with the ability to walk, and in need of love and comfort.
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But rather than construct a new, liberatory mythology, as Blake did in his dense and bewildering "prophetic" books, Bonney cobbles together a family tree of precursors who can provide him with formal suggestions for his own revolutionary poetics: Pier Paolo Pasolini, Georg Trakl, Diane di Prima, the Greek anarchist actress and poet Katerina Gogou.
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Munn is good enough — and Black gives her enough solid moments later on — that she eventually cobbles together a character without the setup that might otherwise seem necessary, but she's still playing at a disadvantage when compared to all of The Predator's male characters, who get the requisite pithy setup and great jokes that stand in as introduction.
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It cobbles together nearly two centuries' worth of history and lore, picturing the likes of folk hero Davy Crockett, so-called "King of the Wild Frontier," an American soldier who was killed at the Battle of the Alamo; British rock star Phil Collins, who has amassed the world's largest private collection of Alamo relics; and Ozzy Osbourne, who infamously urinated on the Alamo in 1982.
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Among Neogene sediments, geologists distinguish the Setap, Belait, Miri, Seria and Liang Formations. The Setap Formation is marine shale, while the Belait Formation includes thick sandstones and some reef limestone. Both the Miri and Seria Formations include sandstones and shales and the Liang Formation preserves brackish water sediments and cobbles, together with gastropod and crustacean fossils. Faults that developed in these thick sedimentary rocks help to trap oil and gas.
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Ryder decides to infiltrate a masquerade party at Devlin's mansion and visits a local costume shop. The clerk explains he mainly sells costumes for children, but offers Ryder "leftovers" from adult orders. Ryder cobbles together the costume involving yellow tights, green trunks, and red gloves and boot. He completes the disguise with yellow make- up, a green wig, and a red sheepskin rug he decides to use as a cape.
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These act as breakwaters, allowing mangroves to grow which is one of the ways the breakwater can be spotted from a distance. Some parts of the causeway are made from the bedrock, but usually the bedrock was used as a base. Coral stone was used to build up the causeways with sand and lime being used to cement the cobbles together. Some of the stones were left loose.
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Destiny received a generally positive critical reception upon release. Aggregating review website Metacritic gave the Xbox One version 75/100 based on 11 reviews, and the PlayStation 4 version 76/100 based on 95 reviews. Bungie halted pre-release reviews stating that they felt the game should be graded only when its social aspects were operative and populated with "thousands of gamers" in order to give a proper assessment. GameSpot described the game as "a multiplayer shooter that cobbles together elements of massively multiplayer games but overlooks the lessons developers of such games learned many years ago"; however, the game's competitive multiplayer modes were praised for carrying on Bungie's expertise from the Halo franchise with well-designed maps.
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