Bacteria
slap together an antibiotic molecule piece by piece, with different genes or sets of genes controlling each new addition.
Us against them: new ways to fight antibiotic-resistant bacteria
If a sales clerk at an electronics superstore can
slap together a top-of-the-line computer in ten minutes, however, surely automakers and parts suppliers can figure out how to build a custom-ordered car in a week, some analysts argue.
Plans to fast track build-to-order cars in a drive for more sales
Most minisystem designers ignore this conundrum and just
slap together a flashy looking (and tinny-sounding) low-budget box.
Denon D-M10 Personal Component System
Just
slap together a peanut butter and banana sandwich on whole wheat bread, accompany it with a glass of milk, and you have a balanced meal.
GO NUTS
And, you know, he just may be: Werbach did
slap together this bunch of windy green platitudes and insipid stories about green heroes into a book which is being marketed on the notoriety of his two-year sinecure as the president of the Sierra Club.
Act Now, Apologize Later
"Some window distributors
slap together different window parts and put their name on the window," says Neill.
Virginia builder challenges homebuyers
Perhaps, in the rush to
slap together a good speech, Martin did not have time to actually read King Lear, or even the Cliff's Notes, and was forced to take Time's word for it.
The media, politicians and 'good theatre.' (misuse of theatrical terms by politicians and journalists) (Frontlines)
In fact, the journalistic blood-feast over this scandal reveals at least as much about the news media as it does about Congress: its proclivity toward dinky stories that beat reporters can
slap together on deadline, and the collective mid-life yearning for the glory days of Watergate.
What Citibank can learn from the House bank