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Original Material Type: Digital photo
Description: Pictures taken by Jason Doiy and posted here on Flickr with his permission.
Collection: Merced Branch Archives
Repository: San Francisco History Center
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Event Name: Materiality 2021 Brisbane Launch
Event Date: 15th April 2021
Event Location: Brisbane Design Studio
Description: Brisbane's Launch Event for Brickworks latest publication, Materiality 2021.
Link to Images: atmosphere.smugmug.com/BRICKWORKS-MATERIALITY-2021/n-v8ZrZz
Teniendo como escenario la Plaza Principal del Centro Poblado San Santiago de Antapirca, el día 06 de noviembre se hicieron entrega de 23 tanques de 2500 y 1100 litros, 128 rollos de manguera de 3 cuartos, 89 aspersores, y materiales afines a 89 usuarios del Proyecto Haku Wiñay o Vamos a Crecer del Núcleo Ejecutor Antapirca, quienes vienen trabajando en la captación y almacenamiento de agua para la temporada de estiaje, donde se irrigará terrenos para cultivos de pastos y hortalizas.
In this set of photograph, I wanted to explore the relationship of colour, material and constitution in graphic design.
Bloomberg employees help sort a variety of donated materials in their warehouse that will be used by artists, teachers, and students.
Human-transported material.—Mineral or organic soil material that has been moved horizontally onto a pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of machinery. Human-transported materials are most commonly associated with building sites, mining or dredging operations, sanitary landfills, or other similar activities that result in the formation of a constructional anthropogenic landform. Human-transported material is recognized as a kind of parent material. It almost always has a lower boundary that can be easily recognized as a lithologic discontinuity or contact with a buried soil. Where it is 50 cm or more thick (or rests directly on a lithic or paralithic contact) it is recognized as a diagnostic characteristic for soil classification purposes. Most anthropic and plaggen epipedons formed in human-transported material. All soils in, Plaggic, and Haploplaggic subgroups, and most in Anthropic subgroups, formed in human-transported material. Some soils that are classified in Anthrodensic and Anthraquic subgroups formed in human transported materials. For some soils that formed in human-transported material, the nature of the material is recognized at the family level with a human-altered and human-transported material class term. See human-altered material.
Note: Human transported material that is less than 50 cm thick over a buried soil can be used to establish a phase of a soil series, or even another soil series, if the human-transported material affects use and management of the soil.
Figure 56.—Example soil profiles of human-transported materials.
Left photo: A soil profile of Hinckley soil (sandy-skeletal, mixed, mesic Typic Udorthents) with a covering of Human-Transported Materials (HTM). The Hinckley series consists of very deep, excessively drained soils formed in glaciofluvial materials. (Photo by Larry LaCroix, New England Soil Profiles.)
Right photo: Soil profile and landscape of a Dapplegray soil (fine-loamy, spolic, mixed, superactive, calcareous, thermic Typic Xerorthents). The Dapplegray series consists of very deep, well drained soils that formed in human-transported materials (HTM) on engineered hillslopes. Human-transported materials extend below a depth of 160 centimeters. The use of the Anthroportic subgroup is not currently permitted in the xeric soil moisture regime, but will be explored for future consideration.
Marina And The Diamonds
Friday, June 5th, 2015
Bowery Presents
Webster Hall, NYC
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Interior and exterior views of Carolina Power and Light Company and agricultural related exhibits at the North Carolina State Fair in Raleigh. Interior and exterior pictures of exhibits in and around Dorton Arena. Men, women and children are seen interacting with exhibits. Raleigh, Wake County, c. 1969-1974.
From the Carolina Power and Light Photo Collection, State Archives of NC.
1. Materials: I used Zach as my subject and then I used a light stick to give him the waves like when the flash runs.
2. Idea: Zach got this idea when we were doing the planning doc so we decided to stick with it.
3. Process: I had Zach pose then I clicked the shutter button and ran behind him with the light stick.
Materials Science and Engineering Assistant Professor Abdon Pena-Francesch, holds a tube of soft magnetic polymer gels after synthesis in his BioInspired Materials Laboratory in the North Campus Research Complex of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, on Thursday, December 14, 2023. Pena-Francesch is also an assistant professor of Chemical Engineering, Macromolecular Science and Engineering, and in the Robotics Institute.
The BioInspired Materials lab is centered around biomaterials science, polymer chemistry, soft matter physics, and nanotechnology. They focus on exploring biology to develop advanced and programmable soft materials for robotic applications in healthcare, bioengineering, and environmental science.
Photo: Brenda Ahearn/University of Michigan, College of Engineering, Communications and Marketing
I call this room my "materials library" in my head, but really it's just a disorganized room of shit, but which sounds better, "I'll archive this in my materials library" or "I'll throw this back into that mess over there" ... if you don't like it, buy me flat files and I promise to be less pretentious, yes.
Event Name: Materiality 2021 Brisbane Launch
Event Date: 15th April 2021
Event Location: Brisbane Design Studio
Description: Brisbane's Launch Event for Brickworks latest publication, Materiality 2021.
Link to Images: atmosphere.smugmug.com/BRICKWORKS-MATERIALITY-2021/n-v8ZrZz
Visitando el centro MUST de investigación a las afueras de Piacenza.
Visitando el centro MUST de investigación, a las afueras de Piacenza.