Sentences with phrase «drive cage makes»

Quick release, hot swappable hard drive cage makes upgrades simple and toolless.

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Refn went to make «Drive,» and Schrader ended up in the director's chair himself, with Nicolas Cage and Anton Yelchin in the cast.

But I should have known better — a bunch of set visit reports have just gone online, and Lussier, Cage and others involved in the film are making Drive Angry sound like a much more intense, violent film.

The CS does without water - injection, a factory roll cage or an adjustable rear wing too, instead is has been designed to sharpen up the standard M4's dynamic capabilities without resorting to levels that would make it a chore to drive everyday.

This fully caged and race - prepared Viper was recently made available for a group of journalists to drive at Gingerman Raceway in Michig...

So, the engineers made a rear - wheel - drive R8 — is it all roll - caged - up and hardcore?

For the past four years, county Animal Services employees — who drove the discarded animals to Halifax Humane Society in Daytona Beach to be adopted or euthanized — have wanted the cages taken down, saying their presence made it more convenient for people to abandon animals.

However it also includes nearabstract photography, together with artworks made from resin, plasticine, pig's blood, burnt objects — and a computer driven chandelier synced with a morse code monitor, signalling a text by the avant garde musician John Cage through magnificent crystal.

Tire - tread mark (front wheel) and tire - tread mark with house paint (rear wheel) made by Cage's Model A Ford, driven by Cage over twenty sheets of typewriter paper fastened together with library paste, mounted on fabric, 16 1/2 in.

With Cage driving the car, Rauschenberg's only «hand» in the making of the tire print was conceptualizing and directing the work — and pouring the paint in the street.27 Thus the work precludes any expression of individualism or artistic bravura, while also unseating the idea of the artist as lone wolf.

They ranged from one - time improvisations — such as his black - streaked «Automobile Tire Print,» which he made by having the musician John Cage drive his car over 20 sheets of paper in the street — to a decade of sustained creativity as the resident designer of the Merce Cunningham Dance Company.

Yes, in the early»50s, he had indulged in some pretty extreme gestures: making paintings of perfectly uninflected white, whose only formal content is the square or rectangular shapes of the abutted panels on which they were painted, or making a print some 24 feet long by inking one of the tires on his friend John Cage's Model A Ford and having him drive across the paper.

Among Rauschenberg's early landmarks are his «Erased de Kooning Drawing» (1953) and «Automobile Tire Print» (1953), the work was made when the artist instructed composer John Cage to drive his car through a pool of paint and then across 20 sheets of typewriter paper.

Among the many highlights of the exhibition is Automobile Tire Print (1953) in SFMOMA's collection, made when the artist instructed composer John Cage to drive his Model A Ford through a pool of paint and then across 20 sheets of paper.

Robert Rauschenberg: Tire Tracks: Countless visitors to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art have seen the 120 - foot - long 1953 print that Rauschenberg and John Cage made by driving a car with inked tires over a paper scroll.

This is made more confusing by the enclosure's dual hard drive cages, one for 3.5 - inch drives, the other for 2.5 - inch.