The contradiction between anatomical irrelevance and anatomical yearning was an existential challenge.
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Depicting the female body in anatomical illustrations or through anatomical models was also a tradition that predated the Anatomical Venus; Ebenstein surveys some precursors, from fugitive sheets to "anatomical manikins" — palm-sized, dissectible figures carved simply out of wood or ivory.
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So I said, let's make it anatomical and gave photos of those Greek status and those incredible anatomical drawings you see in medical books.
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Cancers were lumped into categories based on their anatomical site of origin (breast cancer, lung cancer, lymphoma, leukemia), and chemotherapy treatment, often a combination of toxic drugs, was dictated by those anatomical classifications.
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Q: What is the Uniform Anatomical Gift Act, or UAGA?
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The discovery implies something profound about how anatomical development works.
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This anatomical arrangement is characteristic of eyes of all types.
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Ohnut, another wearable, doesn't look like anything anatomical at all.
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Essay "Germany is an anatomical oddity," Kurt Tucholsky once wrote.
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The study was published last week in The Anatomical Record.
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In humans, the same anatomical reflex is responsible for goose bumps.
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This anatomical feature is called an external occipital protuberance, or EOP.
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Given the anatomical data, that is the case for most women.
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An anatomical Patrick sculpture from artist Jason Freeny's Hidden Dissectibles line.
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But they never lost the anatomical similarities that revealed their kinship.
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Nymphadora is seduced by a white scientist who does anatomical studies.
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Less common, but also spanning cultures, are full-body anatomical votives.
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He's even called out his colleagues in a decidedly anatomical way.
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Importantly, the same anatomical features were also found to exist in humans.
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But trauma requires surgeons to operate across anatomical boundaries under extreme pressure.
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Ultimately, women want comfort, testimonies, equality and anatomical reality in their products.
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Instead, the researchers replaced these critically important anatomical structures with elastic springs.
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The proof, they say, is all in some fairly precise anatomical detail.
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The journal is produced by the Anatomical Society, a British professional group.
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Editors kept bringing up the basic anatomical problems with the Pioneer image.
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Links between 18th-century anatomical models and classical sculpture were purposefully strong.
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But these are not tentacles — in strict anatomical terms, they are arms.
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An anatomical rendering of the female muscle system went viral on Twitter.
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The findings were published last week in the journal The Anatomical Record.
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You also see Garner cheerfully doodling faces on anatomical diagrams of breasts.
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Gizmodo: What kind of work went into creating one of these anatomical waxworks?
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What wasn't announced: the anatomical proportions of some characters have mysteriously changed, too.
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What it lacks in anatomical accuracy it makes up for in personal attacks.
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Then, at some point, you realize the anatomical impossibility of what's going on.
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As founder Hirschhorn says, "Vagina is an anatomical term, not a dirty word."
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Enormous, empty, uncolonized steppes—anatomical landmasses untouched by metastasis—stretched out in between.
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These anatomical and physiological adaptations could—for some women—lead to performance improvements.
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I definitely have a lot of old antiques and etchings and anatomical things.
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The provocative and arresting anatomical rendering that is "Black Woman (After Nature)" (ca.
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Indiana uses anatomical sex to determine what team a student can play on.
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Sometimes I take photographs if I need a reference for an anatomical issue.
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On a scan, the crisp borders between the anatomical structures can turn hazy.
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Pennsylvania actually had the first anatomical gift act of the whole United States.
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They further analyzed the differences to determine how those might influence anatomical features.
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Each century has had its own technology for reproducing images that are at once arousing and anatomical, Thomas Lacqueur, a historian of medicine and of sexuality, told me when I asked him about the connections between anatomical images and smut.
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To have this really strong anatomical feature visible from the outside is really helpful.
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Anatomical dysfunction is everywhere in the latest unsettling sculptures by Italian artist Alessandro Boezio.
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An anatomical model stands in a lecture hall at the Free University of Berlin.
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Likewise, HoloLens has partnered with Case Western Reserve University to transform surgeons' anatomical training.
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A. Squirrels have evolved with several anatomical adaptations that help them with their acrobatics.
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Those include various anatomical references, impugning each other's manhood literally as well as figuratively.
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Some works, like ''Through the Flower,'' are geometric abstractions, while others are more anatomical.
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Like Mr. Browne, Mr. Owens is a designer fixated on fitness and anatomical control.
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The Uniform Anatomical Gift Act prohibits the sale or purchase of human body parts.
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Either way, make sure you have lots of good photos of key anatomical parts.
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Supported by his family, he studied anatomical drawing and left New York for Europe.
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And reptile scales were thought not to come from an anatomical placode at all.
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She was mapping the anatomical path of my jizz from her mouth to her stomach.
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One such bank is the United Tissue Company (UTN), a non-transplant anatomical donation organization.
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No face, no name, no person, just an anatomical fragment that translates into race = sex.
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She kept things lighthearted throughout the procedure, doodling on anatomical diagrams and making silly faces.
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No face, no name, no person, just an anatomical fragment that translates into race=sex.
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Men and women were, of course, asked about different intimate behaviors, due to anatomical differences.
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For this to occur, anatomical changes were needed including the evolution of hands and feet.
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She keeps things lighthearted throughout the procedure, doodling on anatomical diagrams and making silly faces.
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He paused, as if going through the anatomical structures in his mind, weighing the possibilities.
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The Anatomical Venus: Wax, God, Death & the Ecstatic is available from Distributed Art Publishers Inc.
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Agassiz viewed the slaves as anatomical specimens to document his beliefs, according to historical sources.
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For instance, the skeleton of body-snatcher William Burke is at the Edinburgh Anatomical Museum.
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It's a fluidity of sexuality that matches the limitless anatomical potential of a male sexbot.
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"We realize now that lizards have anatomical placodes we didn't see before," Milinkovitch told me.
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I would also like to visit the Anatomical Pathological Museum which has very limited public hours.
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Lastly, anatomical examinations have since revealed a complete lack of balls among the modern ravers surveyed.
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Locust Songs's paintings juxtapose digital forms with anatomical themes often linked to technology, death, and decay.
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Michelangelo's anatomical explorations of corpses supports the theory, according to a paper by neurosurgeon Michael Salcman.
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Trilobites As a horse's hoof forms, scientists say something profound is occurring in its anatomical development.
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According to the Uniform Anatomical Gift Act (UAGA), selling or purchasing human tissue is a felony.
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There are several groups in this business, including Science Care, Anatomy Gifts Registry and BioGift Anatomical.
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At 44D, "Heads overseas?" refers to the anatomical head and the answer — in French — is TÊTES.
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The penis-boob equivalence is cultural rather than anatomical; the anatomic analogy would be the clitoris.
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Dead black bodies, robbed from their graves, were a continuous source of surgical and anatomical experimentation.
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Doctors can show patients digital 2000-D anatomical diagrams of procedures using ContextMedia "wallboards" or tablets.
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During the group, Pryor asks occasional questions and explains anatomical features of the mouth and throat.
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Rominger's embroidery mixes soft florals and botanicals with black-outlined anatomical diagrams and aggressively political statements.
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In addition to anatomical differences, men and women exhibit average differences in size and physical strength.
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According to Kaye, the Fleshlight Turbo, a newer, non-anatomical sleeve, is creeping up in reviews.
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"They make everything custom, anatomical, according to your height, the span of your arms," he said.
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But scientists share a general belief that anatomical differences account for the higher rate in women.
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The research also shows how much can be learned about evolution by studying common anatomical features.
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As a stylist, she was known for her impeccable, almost anatomical, depictions of the material world.
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Now we're talking not just about a primitive anatomical characteristic; we're talking about a primitive culture.
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These astrological-anatomical connections were intended for extremely practical purposes when medical astrology was at its height.
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The nonprofit United Tissue also has supplied donated human remains to Breedlove's for-profit company, Anatomical Innovations.
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According to an anatomical analysis, S. elliottorum and D. matildae's ancestors hailed from South America, Poropat said.
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Look, our fingers are anatomical marvels; they stretch and bend and articulate in all kinds of ways.
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In modeling the clay, they also draw on their knowledge of tissue depth and other anatomical details.
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In it, a face adorned with a halo hovers above a coarse, tattered, almost non-anatomical body.
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The protesters often post with the hashtag #periodsforpence and mix anatomical details with a touch of humor.
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That's why I chose round implants, instead of anatomical implants that are modeled after the natural breast.
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His extreme limberness, which rivals that of a professional contortionist, has provoked grumbles about unfair anatomical advantage.
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Max Beckmann's 1938 "Self-Portrait With Horn" is a telling combination of anatomical detail and nightmarish symbolism.
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See early anatomical illustrations, the first book of microscopic images and a volvelle chart predicting celestial events.
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"Augmented reality allows students to visualize and manipulate anatomical structures and develop a deep understanding," McDonald said.
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Included in the anatomical arsenal were tails that evolved to act like flails, spikes, bats and clubs.
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That isn't just an anatomical gag; it's a familiar Trek moment, reconsidered and recast as straight-faced absurdism.
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She's noticed that the ethnographic models produce a different response in some museumgoers than do the anatomical ones.
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These medical and anatomical displays of the body have long been subject to aesthetic, erotic, and artful interpretations.
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He shunned anatomical correctness as a betrayal of real observation, pitting scientific rationality against how the world appears.
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In 2005, his son Adam Cordell entered the fake skeleton business himself as the president of Anatomical Worldwide.
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A fleshy sculpture, a canvas meant for paint, an anatomical performance prop, a model, and so much more.
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They used a range metrics, from anatomical and behavioral data to genetic markers, to classify their furry subjects.
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The plants, according to this interpretation, would be medicinal, and the illustrations of naked women would be anatomical.
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Pediatric trauma centers have resources specialized to treat the anatomical and social needs of children, the authors write.
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This is obviously another emoji that could be the female anatomical equivalent of the eggpant emoji for men.
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The hobbits have some anatomical similarities to Homo erectus in Indonesia, but they're not just scaled-down versions.
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They went public with anatomical insults, comparing each other's body parts to cottage cheese and a knitting needle.
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The even coarser stand-up routine of the past week, with its suggestive anatomical references, had been retired.
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The vagina is a self-cleaning, anatomical powerhouse that has to function properly in order to stay healthy.
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He became obsessed with bodybuilding, and collected news clips of buff men in addition to making anatomical drawings.
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His father, a retired gastroenterologist, is a founder of Pathology Solutions, an anatomical pathology lab in Eatontown, N.J.
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He pointed out anatomical landmarks—the liver, the transverse colon—and described how he was using each instrument.
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The unit does not emit any kind of radiation or display a person's anatomical details, the agency added.
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An extended neck leading to a tilted had looks more like an architectural shot than an anatomical one.
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Alistair Overeem looks like he was created by the gods to provide humanity evidence of an anatomical ideal.
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Ahead, Dr. Sasan answers some common questions about this anatomical phenomenon: Is it bad if your uterus is tilted?
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Most state anatomical gift laws largely regulate just one side of the process - how a body may be donated.
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Or is this Universal trying to right its past wrongs and give me an anatomical reality I can stomach?
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The device is also not obscene—it is simply an electronic device with the proper anatomical dimensions to function.
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In other works, Saini Kallat includes what look like anatomical drawings with notes and markings scribbled on the paper.
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Direwolves in Game of Thrones are basically a jacked-up version of gray wolves, with several key anatomical differences.
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Chan wanted to create works that changed the way we see the body, rather than illustrations for anatomical textbooks.
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He helped draft the Uniform Anatomical Gift Act in 1967, which established a national legal framework for organ donation.
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Most cancer patients are still treated with those hoary standardized protocols, still governed by the anatomical lumping of cancer.
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Commenters said overtly anatomical designs were the biggest turnoff in terms of the way some sex toys are designed.
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The museum also includes an iron lung and an anatomical theater, where medical students could watch autopsies taking place.
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There are curses upon a person's dead relatives, ample anatomical exclamations and countless ways to call someone a moron.
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But given the anatomical variability, it can be difficult to have rules of comfort that apply across the board.
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" Tagging Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, she added, "Dear @jack, Vagina is an anatomical term and not a 'dirty' word.
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Their trademark curved string evokes the anatomical (a breast); the architectural (the span of a bridge); and the cosmic.
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The woman is positioned beneath the camera, which allows for an obvious anatomical reveal and also a submissive posture.
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The woman is positioned beneath the camera, which allows for an obvious anatomical reveal and also a submissive posture.
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However, the process of becoming a biological mother is more than a neat package of anatomical and psychological descriptors.
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It's programmed to generate variations in several anatomical structures of real moths, including antennas, wing shapes and wing markings.
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The results were published in a study last week in The Anatomical Record, a scientific journal, and posted online.
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The chief aim of the bills — none of which have gone into effect — might not be anatomical accuracy, anyway.
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But the best Cornyn's team could find were tweets that contained curse words or — perhaps even worse — anatomical references.
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The latter work depicts a smooth fox terrier with anatomical precision, making the dog an ideal of the breed.
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The "Anatomical Venus" wax beauties, such as those sculpted by Clemente Susini, tossed their delicately feminine heads back in serene repose while their innards were bared; French artist Jacques Gautier-D'Agoty illustrated, among his anatomical studies, a woman with her back revealed from the neck down, her muscles ripped open into angelic wings.
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We know that at least some of the artists who made anatomical models also created wax pieces for liturgical use.
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"The definition of DSD is 'congenital conditions in which development of chromosomal, gonadal, or anatomical sex is atypical,' " said Vilain.
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This would bring him to Germany, where plastic anatomical skeletons were developed in the grim aftermath of the Nazi era.
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My friend's fundamental question was, "Is this person an anatomical female," a prerequisite for him to pursue the relationship sexually.
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It was served right on the "anatomical snuffbox," to be exact—the area between the index finger and the thumb.
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Patrons were asked to line up outside, present IDs and some were even asked to submit to an anatomical inspection.
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An anatomical theater and its dissected murderess are the subjects of a bloody opera on the physical nature of evil.
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Its large windows illuminate rows of bookshelves and a small anatomical model of the human brain on her coffee table.
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Once you're aroused, you might be able to see a roundish nub (your clitoris!), depending on your anatomical structure, Dr.
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It means that somebody with epilepsy died unexpectedly and there's no toxicological or anatomical cause of death during the autopsy.
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Amazingly our brains never touch anything but this fluid; they're floating inside our heads, as if in an anatomical aquarium.
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Matt sensed it in the women's silence between sessions, and in the especially desperate edge to their anatomical screams: Nose!
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Over this storied evolutionary history, these animals have picked up an arsenal of anatomical weapons that have helped them survive.
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It has four letters, it's Latin, it's anatomical, it's scientific, and it snaps you out of whatever you're thinking about.
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He delighted in etymology, synonyms and antonyms, slang, swear words, palindromes, anatomical terms, neologisms (but objected, in principle, to contractions).
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The market for reusable water bottles is certain to grow with research exposing the environmental and anatomical challenges of plastic.
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In "Study for Monsters of Manhattan," Inka Essenhigh paints three mysterious women with watery lines and finely observed anatomical details.
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These experts have interviewed patients in depth, piecing together life histories and performing a variety of psychological and anatomical measures.
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Mr. Scaramucci's language was particularly tricky because it represented not just gratuitous profanity, but personal denigration using crude anatomical references.
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Then, of course, there is the R-rated carving, depicting a certain anatomical feature still gleefully doodled on walls today.
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But in the end, this book is about Anatomical Venuses, and the examples Ebenstein discusses are astounding to learn about.
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Among them is the earliest depiction of a modern dissection, a urine color chart, and a pregnant anatomical female figure.
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The words "cuck" and "soy boy" come up a lot, as well as a wide variety of colorful anatomical suggestions.
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Typically, the uterus sits vertically, but sometimes it can tilt forward or backwards, due to a number of normal anatomical reasons.
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"We still have legacy accounts that buy dozens and dozens of Buckys," says Liz Huff, director of operations at Anatomical Worldwide.
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Indeed, the problem with relying on anatomical features, such as hip-shape, to classify animals is well illustrated by dinosaurs themselves.
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A little anatomical refresher might be in order: Your body is designed to let you know when it's time to go.
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Yet each piece feels less like an anatomical study of the animal and more like a melancholic portrait of its essence.
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Did he assume his diminutive heroines would need such natural, anatomical, male "equipment" or "armor" in such display-of-strength encounters?
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The Italian sculptor Clemente Susini created the first true Anatomical Venus—the so-called Medici Venus—around 1780 as a substitute.
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New research published last week in The Anatomical Record describes "Scotty," a T. rex skeleton otherwise known as specimen RSM P2651.
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As civic museums emerged in cities throughout Europe and the United States, some began to formally organize collections around anatomical questions.
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"When did the anatomical term for a woman's reproductive organ become taboo?" asks Sheryl Kinsberg from University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center.
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With FODs, the directions of fibers are sharp and able to traced with a tractography algorithm with much higher anatomical accuracy.
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The show reaffirms the boundless potential of glassware as a medium, with artworks that range from the abstract to the anatomical.
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The ability to grow comb jellies could also yield insights into the evolutionary origin of certain anatomical traits, such as anuses.
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The work provides insight into the evolution of snakes, their early-stage anatomical development and their prehistoric spread across the globe.
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If we had not needed an emergency ultrasound, the condition would not have been discovered until the 20-week anatomical scan.
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I see that the younger people are more inclined to get the stuff that's non-anatomical, that's a little more discreet.
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This massive predator, nicknamed Scotty, weighed roughly 2800,8.83 pounds, according to a new study published in the journal The Anatomical Record.
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But there is another significant anatomical difference between the saddleback and domed tortoises: the larger size of the saddleback's neck opening.
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"This is the first time that we provide a detailed anatomical reconstruction showing us what these humans looked like," he said.
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After the Reform Party endorsed Mr. Albanese, Mr. Morano recalled how "Bo called me out on Twitter" using an anatomical reference.
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We are hardwired not to be hardwired, and this anatomical plasticity may be the key to the plasticity of our minds.
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And that, along with all her other exceedingly rare anatomical abnormalities, is what makes Bentley 1 in 50 million, Walker estimated.
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Because preserved syrinxes are rare in the fossil record, the origin of this anatomical innovation has been a longstanding mystery for paleontologists.
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Unburdened by these anatomical constraints, placental mammals could utilize a larger evolutionary toolbox to acquire food, flee predators, and exploit their environment.
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Finally, in 1999, he says, he sold Anatomical Chart Company for $17 million"It was a very, very difficult time," says Cordell.
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These slight anatomical differences matter when it comes to running shoes, so it's not shocking that running brands make women's shoes differently.
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And Garner's work — which frequently has an anatomical component steeped in the history of medicine — addresses the J. Marion Sims monument specifically.
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Whereas Gegenbaur based his conclusions on anatomical analysis, they focused on what the underlying molecular mechanisms might be for such a connection.
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Aficionados will be glad that other features, such as a remote-control panel with multiple buttons and anatomical diagrams, remain the same.
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A two-to-one ratio is recommended "because of time consuming factors related to clothing, menstruation, and anatomical differences," reads the report.
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You can't do it the way Marco Rubio did, where you end up mired in absurd and self-defeating anatomical one-upmanship.
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Perhaps his most extreme sartorial selection was an aerodynamic skin suit that was patterned with a life-size, anatomical drawing of muscles.
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An anatomical design, based on how our feet naturally move, creates a just-right fit that feels like it's made for you.
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"Isn't this game the same as ... " and said a seven-letter anatomical synonym for "jerk" that made my kids giggle in shock.
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I've gotten inspiration from Leonardo da Vinci's sketches, which span not only engineering and mechanical drawings but also landscapes and anatomical drawings.
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Leonardo Da Vinci had sketched the appendix in his anatomical drawings in the early 22007s, though they weren't published until much later.
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Looking at the anatomical figures, he knew right away that he was likely looking at a lizard — and a very early lizard.
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LB: University of Bologna's Collection of Anatomical Waxes "Luigi Cattaneo" and the Department of Biochemistry "Giovanni Moruzzi" certainly were the most eerie.
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He argued that a crucial part of the evolution of speech was a gradual anatomical change to the vocal tract in humans.
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By age 15, I was practicing anatomical drawing because Leonardo da Vinci wrote in his notebooks it was imperative to do so.
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Cuvier's comparative anatomical studies of these ancient pachyderms led him to his heretical discovery, announced in 1796, of the phenomenon of extinction.
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We come to a glass room, flooded with light, where autopsy tables await the anatomical learning material, which will be processed there.
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What starts out as sort of a description of anatomical characteristics ends up being sort of taken on a very moral pelt.
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" Chris Offutt on porn novels: "[Dad] said he was the first person to include the clitoris as an anatomical detail in his novels.
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On one are a selection of anatomical models, a head, eye, and brain, plus a range of dildos and fake vaginas and mouths.
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Each photo captures a fleeting anatomical moment before the body changes shape, making us wonder what preceded and what will follow each image.
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One sex worker is named "Thunder Thighs," and nothing else is currently known about her character other than that problematically-titled anatomical feature.
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The remains of nearly 30 individuals have been found at Sima, and they exhibit anatomical features which are very Neanderthal-like in nature.
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This assault resulted in some comic and -- even by Trumpian standards -- undignified moments, including a brief, bizarre interlude into Trump's anatomical self-esteem.
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He also points out that even though the babies in today's study were born without anatomical abnormalities, they could still have cognitive problems.
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He told Mashable that commenters said overtly anatomical designs were the biggest turnoff in terms of the way some sex toys are designed.
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They showed wax figures and anatomical models as well as other curiosities, similar to Barnum's American Museum and dime museum exhibitions in America.
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She did so by marching into an all-male Anatomical Society meeting at Trinity College and measuring the heads of 35 of them.
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By analyzing the interactions between shadows, lights, and static subjects, he inserts his visions into a complex matrix of anatomical detail and flatness.
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This year the agencies told schools to interpret "sex" as a psychological condition, an "internal sense of gender," rather than an anatomical one.
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The app makes it very easy to find the kind of class you're looking for depending on duration, level, equipment or anatomical focus.
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"This anatomical waste, which is made up of human body parts and surgical waste, has now been placed in fridges," the website reported.
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In his work, Susini purposefully mixed alluring sculpture, painting, and anatomical models to create captivating waxen figures for male medical students to study.
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" Instead, "it's like noshing on the actual and anatomical heart of someone who scarred your beloved and thought they'd got away with it.
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"You can superimpose anatomical structures over a peer who can perform movements along with the app, to better understand muscle function," he added.
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The cranium has ruminated for decades in a display case, amid pathological and anatomical anomalies such as malformed fetuses and pickled liver stones.
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Whitlatch also has a background in zoology and paleontology, which informed her anatomical precision and attention to detail for each species she designed.
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Mr. Baron spent three years visiting museums throughout the world and assessed important dinosaur fossils for the presence of 457 diagnostic anatomical features.
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And he trained as an artist, but his father cajoled him toward medicine by enlisting him to make anatomical drawings as teaching aids.
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But, as far as we're concerned, if you're a funny person — no matter your anatomical sex — keeping is unlikely to hurt your chances.
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Some intersex traits are visibly evident, such as ambiguous genitalia, while there are a number of others which involve genetic, hormonal or anatomical differences.
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As the urban legend goes, one of the towers appearing behind Ariel and Prince Eric looked slightly more anatomical than it maybe should have.
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Packed with informative, anatomical illustrations and simple, matter-of-fact details, the book was a staple for prepubescent girls before we all started Googling.
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Doctors were among the first to use 3D printing, employing body scans to produce anatomical models of organs, which can help them plan operations.
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Related: Gerard Way Resurrects Cult Classic Comic 'Doom Patrol' Mind-Boggling Anatomical Illustrations of Steampunk Crab Machines Early Explorers' Illustrations Inspire Uncanny Robot Paintings
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Historically, the medical community thought back pain (and pain in general) was correlated to the nature and severity of an injury or anatomical issue.
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Today, it is tempting to see the Anatomical Venus as a tragic victim, a disturbing symbol of men's desire to possess a passive woman.
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And besides, a fight between McGregor and Nick Diaz, despite its anatomical obstacles, has the air of the possible in this new UFC era.
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If you don't have any health conditions or anatomical issues, you don't even need a doctor to sign off on the procedure, she says.
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We're more visual than rats, though, and anatomical studies in monkeys show that they have pathways from the lateral amygdala to the visual cortex.
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And then of course there are basic anatomical differences: Larger people will have more trouble getting comfortable in planes' cramped seating, Winter points out.
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This beautifully articulated figure is an astonishing flash of realism in a show that is otherwise dreamlike, rife with distortions both anatomical and spatial.
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It was an arresting image that conveyed immediately how the X-ray could pass through skin, but not metal, and reveal this anatomical world.
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Along the walls of the first room were a series of dioramic sculptures containing unique combinations of natural elements, human artifacts, and anatomical sculptures.
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Their full process, which includes everything from anatomical sketches and skeleton reconstructions to tanning hides and blow-drying fur, takes up to a year.
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A better shapeIt would be irresponsible to dismiss anatomical pressure-relieving bike saddles since there certainly are riders who require a special saddle shape.
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Created roughly 20 years ago, the document provides anatomical references that artists can use to draw a perfectly proportioned martial artist for the game.
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They describe man's first steps — the byproduct of anatomical mutations in the skull, spine and femur — as the most singular event in human history.
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It is every inch the textbook, complete with anatomical diagrams and a useful index that allows you to find answers to questions with ease.
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Gradually appearing might be a standing, plugged-in burial casket surrounded by phantasmagorical figure motifs that may include object parts merged with anatomical fragments.
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While anatomical and physiological factors play a role in the development of an elite athlete, there are other critical components to achieving athletic success.
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We see this most obviously is anatomical science, where dissecting the cadaver has taught us invaluable things about our bodies, leading to great medical advances.
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By the time detailed anatomical drawings appeared, like those of Leonardo Da Vinci in the early 16th century, the simplified symbol had already taken root.
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Not only can it lead to, you know, having a baby, but it's also associated with excruciating pain and wild bodily functions and anatomical changes.
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Precise, legible medical history and consistent donor identification systems are critical information for proper medical research, said University of California anatomical services director Brandi Schmitt.
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There were some anatomical differences between the two species, with the bodies of Neanderthals shorter and stockier and they had larger brows and larger noses.
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It contains sensitive anatomical structures required for echolocation, acoustic sexual selection (the famous whale song of the sperm whales), acoustic prey debilitation, and buoyancy control.
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In addition to the confection's anatomical shape, it also included the cheeky line, "Same penis forever" written in a fancy cursive script along the side.
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And it certainly encourages even more questions that beg to be answered: Why, for example, did this particular species evolve with these particular anatomical traits?
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But The Anatomical Venus also offers convincing reasons to see the startling Sleeping Beauty, lovely even with her entrails showing, as something much more significant.
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The anatomical links between birds and dinosaurs have been recognized since Charles Darwin's era, and contemporary paleontologists have been able to extrapolate even subtler connections.
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While pitching in the photo, Arrieta displays his carved and toned body in a frozen motion that could have served as anatomical inspiration for Michelangelo.
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In skits built around men's room graffiti, it fleshes out primitive anatomical renderings and dime store doggerel with song, dance and lightning-fast comic riffs.
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But further study revealed anatomical differences in the skull and vertebrae, and the coloration pattern Silva chose further distinguishes it from its more famous relative.
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Related: Mind-Boggling Anatomical Illustrations of Steampunk Crab Machines Meticulous Red-Ink Illustrations Tell Mystical Stories Hyper-Detailed Illustrations Imagine the Cities of the Future
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A series of 0003 photographs, shot in medical museums, of anatomical wax models of women, seems to have laid the groundwork for the Kassel piece.
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This anatomical condition occurs during the first trimester of pregnancy, when the duct that normally forms the uterus, cervix and vaginal canal fails to develop.
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They're usually everything but realistic, but in-game boobs are like a separate thing to real-life boobs: people love them despite their anatomical inaccuracies.
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Somewhere in the Jurassic, 75 million years after Megachirella, the first recognizable lizards emerged, still bearing some of the anatomical markers of their distant ancestor.
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Some researchers questioned whether Neanderthals could have existed for as long as they did—around 400,000 years—if they carried such a fundamental anatomical problem.
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The carnivorous dinosaur had something akin to an air conditioner in its skull, according to a new study published Wednesday in the The Anatomical Record.
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He figured that the best way to stop them might be to get a certification of anatomical wholeness from somebody like the Army Surgeon General.
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The big belief within chiropractic is a misinterpretation of the term "subluxation," which, in the actual, anatomical sense, is a real misalignment of the vertebrae.
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Ebenstein: An Anatomical Venus is a life sized, wax woman demonstrating the anatomized female body; some are dissectible, others in a fixed state of auto dissection.
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He was perhaps the first to market photographic nude studies to artists, and he even used them to test the anatomical accuracy of the Old Masters.
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Related: [Best of 2015] The Year in GIFs Anatomical GIFs Show the Internet Tearing Us Apart Shia LaBeouf and Drake Amongst Most-Searched GIFs of 2015
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Some people are born with an anatomical defect that either changes the shape of the vagina or makes it so there is little or no opening.
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There were elements of the painting that conformed "in very uncanny ways to the exact anatomical shape," says Johns Hopkins professor and medical illustrator Ian Suk.
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Organ donation liaisons who work for the organ banks have the really difficult job of asking families (sometimes within 24 hours) to make an anatomical gift.
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"The anatomical structures used for producing vocalizations such as the vocal cords, larynx, and mouth cavities are the same for seals and humans," Janik told Gizmodo.
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The challenge is that a lot of these kids have gotten through life without learning anything about sexual health and some lack even basic anatomical information.
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The walls are decorated with posters on astronomy, chemistry, the periodic table, alongside anatomical designs and medical advice – including one on how to treat a headache.
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In skits built around men's room graffiti, the show fleshes out primitive anatomical renderings and dime store doggerel with song, dance and lightning-fast comic riffs.
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That culture in the early 1970s became, for a while, a focus of his art, in images of homoerotic bondage and discipline, fetishism and anatomical penetration.
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Also, men getting genital re-assignment surgery cannot donate their penises because a number of anatomical parts of the penis are used to construct a vagina.
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The 3,000-word "paper" is dense and winding, and argues that the penis is better thought of a social construct than an actual anatomical body part.
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Worse, the "stroke" revealed anatomical vulnerabilities that meant that my left eye was potentially in jeopardy, too, and there was no proven script for protecting it.
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The accuracy of the skulls, including dots above and below the eyes for the nerves that enter through the bone, also reflects 16th-century anatomical knowledge.
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Instead she gains entry to the secret world of the human body when she befriends and later marries a doctor and assists in his anatomical research.
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To find out for sure, Smith and Laurin and their colleagues built an evolutionary tree of 533 mammal species, using anatomical data published in previous literature.
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And he made apparent that because he could draw these anatomical and structural wonders, he saw more and more clearly than professional scholars and medical men.
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"The anatomical features in this skull help us to characterize this species, which in turn inform our ideas about the evolutionary relationships among species," Melillo added.
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Despite the age of the teeth and jaws, anatomical details showed they nevertheless belonged to Homo sapiens, not to another hominin group, such as the Neanderthals.
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Heart Plush Figure, available on Amazon, $22.99If you can't — or don't want to — say it with flowers and chocolates, give an anatomical version of your heart.
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Valentine, who now curates a collection at Barts Pathology Museum in London, worked for eight years in Britain as a certified A.P.T., or anatomical pathology technician.
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Over time, Ms. Monk said, sexual signals evolved — different sizes, colors, anatomical features and behaviors — allowing different sexes to more accurately target each other for reproduction.
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It made the bendable part of the Osa's phallic-shaped component extremely flexible, so that it might fit in as many unique anatomical spaces as possible.
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For all I know the first yakitori chefs in Japan had nothing but efficiency in mind when they speared each anatomical bit on its own skewer.
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Kamensky, a Harvard historian, describes a young Copley earnestly studying engravings of anatomical images, all the while worrying if he would ever realize his lofty goals.
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Chief Sharkey, the deputy sheriff, confirmed that the jail segregates inmates according to "current anatomical status," and that male officers search those assigned to male housing.
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Philadelphia was home to some of the first teaching hospitals in the United States, but his skeleton has no other cut marks that indicate anatomical dissection.
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The best known and finest Anatomical Venuses were created by the workshop of The Imperial-Royal Museum for Physics and Natural History, better known as La Specola.
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The product description, rather unhelpfully, doesn't note any anatomical directions for application so it's unclear whether your "V" means your vulva, pubic area or your bikini line.
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"I was figuring out a way to expand the business beyond anatomical charts," says Cordell, who saw potential in selling discounted skeletons by buying his bones direct.
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The most monstrous work in the show, it combines his multiple obsessions: guy tied to tree, torture, martyrdom, creative poses, anatomical exactitude, and tranquility joined with pain.
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Christopher Kane's Spring 2014 collection referenced anatomical drawings of female flowers; two of these pieces appeared in Manus x Machina at the Met's Costume Institute in 2016.
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It was written in the midst of a legal battle over a North Carolina state law that mandates individuals only use the bathroom of their anatomical sex.
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But the thing is, gagging when you have an object ramming into your mouth is a normal anatomical reaction, and not an indication of your blowjob abilities.
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Giulia placed a piece of fresh handmade egg pasta shaped like a bicycle seat onto my anatomical snuffbox; it was very hot but it cooled quickly enough.
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You have baleen—the anatomical machine for filtering—but you also need the environment to provide you the types of resources that make filter feeding incredibly efficient.
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As you learn and reflect on your sign's anatomical association, you may discover that that body part really does factor into your life in some subtle way.
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Similarly, 3D modeling in the form of CAD (computer-aided design) files can be used by the printer to create better anatomical pieces than plastic surgery modeling.
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Except for some scandalous anatomical terms, Adam Smith's Dinner is decidedly PG-13, but gender relations under capitalism aren't; violence against women is part of the economy.
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Bodies are not assembled as cleanly as plumbing systemsVaginal and clitoral orgasms are not separate because the vagina and the clitoris, as anatomical structures, are not separate.
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Photographer Beth Galton, somewhere in between an anatomical food photographer and colorist, splices bright, mustard-drenched hotdogs with chicken noodle soup in her photo series, Cut Food.
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"He's out there talking about details of his sex life," she said, continuing to give very specific details — anatomical and otherwise — about what she had in mind.
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At one moment, we appear to be looking downward at the legs of travelers seated on subways, when those anatomical parts are transformed into entire miniature people.
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And, for Pocsik, riffing on anatomical forms and manipulating materials go hand in hand — a carved, laminated wood knife board looks almost fleshy thanks to supple indentations.
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Karen Connor, a physical therapist also with University Hospitals in Cleveland, said she uses three-dimensional anatomical models of the pelvis to explain to patients what's entailed.
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Heart Plush Figure, $22.99If they're not one for the cliches, they'll appreciate this plush stuffed heart, which takes the anatomical form rather than the classic cartoon one.
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It organized quirky exhibitions on topics like early 20th-century stage magic and 19th-century anatomical wax models, often drawing on little-seen items from private collections.
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A transgender person's experience of anatomical features unaligned with his or her psyche and soul was as mysterious to me as it was to any straight person.
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Anatomical and genetic evidence, including skulls that had been modified and shaped while the children were growing, showed that they came from different ethnic groups and regions.
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To discern distinct anatomical features, the researchers used a genetic technique known as DNA methylation mapping—a process that required three years of "intense work," said Carmel.
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Only when George had died did an autopsy reveal it wasn't lack of potency that impeded his reproduction, but a more anatomical ailment affecting his reproductive organ.
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In 1968, legal experts drafted the Uniform Anatomical Gift Act, a template to help states create their own laws and designed primarily for the organ transplant industry.
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The collection even includes "Anatomical Venuses": life-size wax women who are nude, supine, and inviting; their dissectible bodies promise to teach the public about pregnancy and reproduction.
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The anatomical research, meanwhile, suggests the skeletal shape of maintained rabbit populations only started to change after the 18th century, when people began to keep them as pets.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Take yourself out of the museum and into the nearest bar: artist Georgia O'Keeffe's infamously anatomical paintings have been transformed into cocktails.
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He became an Imagineer in 1977 and worked on Disney theme parks, including the design of anatomical figures used to create the Wonders of Life Pavillon in Epcot.
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In fact, you'd never know that the cancer evidence in the foot bone was from prehistoric times, says Edward John Odes of Wits University's School of Anatomical Sciences.
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For nearly four decades, scientists have thought that the inability of nonhuman primates to produce human speech sounds had to do with anatomical limitations in their vocal tracts.
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But while they're tasked to bring their A-game to the court for every game, the anatomical confines of their knees may really not be about that life.
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According to Northwestern, the "global package" for prenatal care is 14 visits, plus two to four ultrasounds — one for early viability and the anatomical survey at 20 weeks.
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Now, after searching through anatomical records at The Times's request, N.Y.U. is apologizing, and acknowledging that the cases were part of a practice that went on for years.
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Related: These Paintings Take a Fairytale Turn to a Forest Far, Far Away Gory Anatomical Portraits Show Beloved Icons' Blood and Guts Hyperrealism Thrives at Jonathan LeVine Gallery
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If coffins and death don't put you off, a visit to a collection of anatomical anomalies and medical malformations put together in the 1800s may be for you.
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These findings in actual astronauts provide a strong beginning for researchers wanting to connect the dots between neurophysiological and anatomical changes in the brain caused by zero gravity.
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Their anatomical research—along with the knowledge they gained about blood flow and facial nerves—put plastic surgery on the fast track to reaching a more mainstream audience.
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Media outlets are going to town commenting on her "baby bump," also known as her stomach, an anatomical zone that was, until recently, just part of her body.
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It includes portraits, caricatures, garments and curiosities, like a tiny 17th-century anatomical model of a pregnant woman that comes apart to reveal the fetus and organs inside.
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They include illustrations in books onto which he's pasted images of eyes or genitals, or cut-up anatomical and scientific drawings with mismatched parts arranged in new configurations.
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It should be noted that women also undergo anatomical and physiological changes during pregnancy, including increased blood volume and cardiac output, changes that can dramatically affect drug metabolism.
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The production is punctuated by haunting silhouettes of women reaching out in pain and a sequence that presents them as anatomical specimens, gathered to be observed and analyzed.
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Allison Wint, 24, used "an anatomical word," as WWMT squeamishly puts it, while teaching an eighth-grade art class at Harper Creek Middle School in Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Fascinatingly, these sacred works were being phased out by the ecclesiastical and political authorities at the very same time the same authorities were founding the first anatomical wax museums.
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It's an anatomical marvel, but oddly enough we're not bombarded with artistic representations of it, as we are with other body parts like the male penis or female breasts.
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Image: Zach Portman/Utah State UniversityNew species of insects are discovered all the time—more often than not, through painstaking anatomical and genetic analyses that can separate close cousins.
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At the core of all this is the ingrained belief that the human being is pre-formed organism, complete with one head, four limbs, and other standard anatomical parts.
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"We found anatomical suggestions that their eye structure is distinct from most other above-ground insects,"said Sean O'Donnell a professor at Drexel and one of the paper's authors.
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Ours is becoming an age of clashes between great talents and personalities—forces of nature, really—that can't and maybe shouldn't be contained by the limitations of anatomical inheritance.
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The small pavilion's inner walls and ceilings are dotted with drawings and paintings, some taking up the history of Nîmes yet again, others depicting anatomical fragments and nude bodies.
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Founded in 1982, the small graduate school is known for teaching the techniques of Leonardo da Vinci and other old masters who used anatomical studies to perfect their craft.
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In a report in 1867, Huxley established the evolutionary relationship of birds and reptiles, citing 14 anatomical features that occur in birds and reptiles alike, but not in mammals.
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The study, published Monday in JAMA Pediatrics found that any alcohol consumption during any point of a woman's pregnancy can result in anatomical differences in a child's craniofacial shape.
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Dr. Zhao responded that the benefits of flapping should have been enough to nudge evolution in that direction, and that the group's experiments left room for various anatomical considerations.
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Biblical poetry is often made up of line pairings composed of analogous images, and Alter had chosen an anatomical noun, "neck," that logically matched "head" in the parallel clause.
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He knew that strokes are often one-sided; that they result in the subtle "graying" of tissue; that the tissue often swells slightly, causing a loss of anatomical borders.
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Research suggests that anatomical differences between young and elderly people, including osteoporosis (more fragile bones) and decreased muscle mass, are the cause of higher death rates among the elderly.
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The so-called trans moment, for instance, has, to a largely unacknowledged extent, been quietly impelled by anatomical alterations long idealized in fiction but only recently attainable in fact.
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Related: We Just Want to Give These Adorably Dark Drawings a Hug Photorealistic Drawings Explore the Trippy Dreamscape of Cultural Identity Mind-Boggling Anatomical Illustrations of Steampunk Crab Machines
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For your viewing pleasure—or chagrin, if you happen to be squeamish—here are some of Vesalius's trippiest anatomical drawings (you can flip through the digital copy for more).
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The Israeli startup's solution is an AI system that can look at an anatomical area and detect high-level visual abnormalities, based on what the radiologist would like to see.
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Researchers in the U.K. and France examined the historical, anatomical, and genetic evidence surrounding the domestication of the European rabbit, and found completely contradictory and even sometimes plainly false estimates.
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The tents are delicately embroidered with Arabic words for the day's hours, as well as botanical motifs, anatomical representations of the female reproductive system, and creatures from the natural world.
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The wood block frames the body as a target for incoming nails, suggesting how individuals born with certain anatomical characteristics they can't control end up more vulnerable to misogynistic aggression.
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But we were pretty shocked by the results of a new UK survey of 2,000 adults, which found that 50% of men can't identify the vagina on an anatomical diagram.
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That has now been rectified by an examination of two creatures which, though only distantly related, share an unusual feeding habit, an unusual anatomical feature and an unusual name: panda.
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When we opened the box, the cake inside was shaped like a giant anatomical heart, covered in blood red fondant, with dark shading to make it look even more gory.
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Tabiyat has on display an 18th-century copy of the "Tasrih-i-Mansuri," a 14th-century anatomical manuscript from Persia that features detailed drawings of the circulatory and digestive systems.
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" The bills would require public facilities, including schools, to designate restrooms for use "by a specific gender to solely be used by individuals whose anatomical sex matches such gender designation.
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"There are people who wouldn't necessarily mind where the specimens were sent if they were fully informed," said Brandi Schmitt, who directs the University of California system's anatomical donation program.
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This is a first edition, life-size collection of 18th-century anatomical drawings by Jacques Fabien Gautier d'Agoty, which brings together his studies of muscles, the head, and general anatomy.
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Federal raids on anatomical donation companies in several states led to criminal indictments this year after more than a thousand decaying body parts were discovered in a shabby Detroit warehouse.
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Researchers from the Ecology of Vision Group at the University of Bristol have been working to understand this system using a combination of light measurements, theoretical modeling, and anatomical observations.
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But Brandi Schmitt, the director of the anatomical donation program at the University of California and a leading member of the American Association of Clinical Anatomists, provided a different perspective.
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Transparency and informed consent are now seen as the gold standard in medical ethics, Ms. Schmitt said, citing the University of California's overhaul of its anatomical donation program in 2005.
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Inside each is a wax figure of a woman known as a type of "Anatomical Venus," nude, pregnant and reclining on a bed of blue velvet with her organs exposed.
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Scotty is the "rex of the rexes," according to University of Alberta paleontologist Scott Persons, the lead author of a new study about the specimen published in The Anatomical Record.
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The instructive use of beautiful waxen women for Enlightenment-era medical educations is explored in depth within Joanna Ebenstein's book The Anatomical Venus, previously reviewed by Claire Voon for Hyperallergic.
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Although this ancient person may have shared some anatomical characteristics with present-day people, this "modern human" would have probably looked much different from anyone living in the world today.
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In orthopedics, precision medicine might involve finding an anatomical variant in some shoulders that have sustained fractures, say, that predicts that conventional shoulder surgery will not succeed for those patients.
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The researchers coaxed these cells into becoming nervous tissue that organised itself, albeit crudely, as structures which had some of the cell types and anatomical features of embryonic human brains.
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It is an anatomical drawing inspired by the work of the Roman architect Vitruvius, and produced while Leonardo was conducting research into mathematics and geometry as applied to human beings.
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The residents raced through the layers of images, as if thumbing through a flipbook, calling out the names of the anatomical structures: cerebellum, hippocampus, insular cortex, striatum, corpus callosum, ventricles.
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When Mr. Lee, who is now 24 and a fellow with the New World Symphony in Miami, studied with Mr. Phillips, an anatomical skeleton had been added to the studio.
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Despite the limitations of the fossil record, scientists have managed to create mesmerizing new portraits and anatomical sketches of Denisovans using DNA extracted from the rare bones they left behind.
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R.I.P. Related: Mind-Boggling Anatomical Illustrations of Steampunk Crab Machines Bob's Burgers' Comic Artist Escapes the Burgerverse | Monday Insta Illustrator Soothe Those Chaotic Thoughts with a Young Illustrator's Personal Meditations
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Photo: Courtesy of Marshall CordellAs the new owner of a medical chart company, the young college graduate with no background in medicine was entering the strange world of anatomical model sales.
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A new study published today in PLOS One is the first to show structural, functional, and anatomical differences in the brains of blind people that aren't present in normally sighted people.
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In "Ne Plus Ultra" (2010), the artist cast 200-plus bones of a deer in resin, assembled the skeleton using anatomical books and photographs as reference, and rebuilt the artificial musculature.
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She had finally isolated the L7 gene: the gene that, flipped on, caused a kid to become trans and, flipped off, left their internal anatomical map comfortably congruent with their body.
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Honda was also on the verge of calling its city car the "Fitta" in 2001, before it realized what the word meant (it has similarly anatomical connotations) in Swedish and Norwegian.
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The Spanish Nobel laureate produced nearly 3,000 anatomical drawings of the microscopic brain—and these stark, mystifying illustrations are still shaping our understanding of that mysterious gray matter a century later.
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Related: Analyze This 10-Foot-Tall Sculpture of Freud's Famous Couch Gory Anatomical Portraits Show Beloved Icons' Blood and Guts Explore the Childlike Wonder in Nina Pandolfo's New York City Mural
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In 18th-century Great Britain, posthumous dissection was a punishment for criminals, and grave robbing in the 19th century for anatomical dissection often preyed on non-white and indigent burial grounds.
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The researchers, from Cambridge and London's Natural History Museum, analyzed more than 450 anatomical characteristics of early dinosaurs to find the right place for the Chilesaurus in the dinosaur family tree.
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Ever since grave robbers haunted American cemeteries and medical students paid for fresh corpses, New York State law has appropriated unclaimed bodies on behalf of medical schools that teach anatomical dissection.
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It ends a 162-year-old system that has required city officials to appropriate unclaimed bodies on behalf of medical schools that teach anatomical dissection and mortuary schools that train embalmers.
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Enlarged human brains, newborn babies with deformities encased in large glass jars, a 20203-pound colon and other anatomical abnormalities are on display at this museum, associated with Charité medical school.
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Her anatomical anomaly may have been lost to time, had it not been for the discovery of her mummy in 1997, with a wooden toe still attached to the skeletal foot.
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To that end, Janet created Derek (Jason Mantzoukas), a super annoying, not quite anatomical ball of energy (he has wind chimes for genitals) to provide her company in the boundless void.
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" The sole, standard across the range, has an "anatomical molding" that follows the shape of a healthy foot, says Gutzy: "The cork-latex core reacts to the shape of your feet.
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Photo: Costantino Ferlauto, IBC Emilia-RomagnaEbenstein: What I learned while working on The Anatomical Venus is that the church's attitude towards dissection it was actually a bit more complicated than straightforward damnation.
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Photo: Courtesy of Marshall CordellA newscast from opening day calls BareBones, which sold a variety of anatomical models and charts, "by far the most unique store you'll find" in the enormous mall.
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According to Cordell, Anatomical Chart Company products were also admired by Hollywood prop masters, who used his wares in movies like Patch Adams, where Robin Williams famously makes a plastic skeleton talk.
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Susan LarsonProfessor and Chair, Anatomical Sciences, Stony Brook UniversityThe contour of the human buttock is mainly due to a large muscle aptly named gluteus maximus (gluteus is from Greek gloutos meaning buttock).
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It is far more common in women than men for anatomical reasons: the urethra is shorter in women than in men, making it easier for the bacteria to get to the bladder.
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A joint Chinese-Canadian-Slovak team of paleontologists came to this conclusion after studying a batch of eggs associated with the embryo, and by conducting a comparative anatomical analysis of similar dinosaurs.
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The Anatomy Museum was founded in the late 1960s by Professor Francis Chang and a team of students, who assembled a collection of human anatomical specimens (like this endocast of a lung).
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The laws that govern tissue and organ donation are federal (the Uniform Anatomical Gift Act and the National Organ Transplant Act), but they don't necessarily apply to sperm, classed as renewable tissue.
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These books steer clear of the anatomical diagrams and cheesy stock photos of couples that have been staples of previous sex manuals (though Action does include a proudly nude photo of Spiegel).
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" They doodled offensive anatomical drawings, vocalized pleasure while pretending to masturbate, altered a calendar in the writers' room so that it read "pert tits" instead of "persistence" and "penis" instead of "happiness.
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That includes anatomical issues (such as noncancerous tumors in your uterine lining), as well as medications, (such as progesterone-only birth control), which affect the hormones responsible for building up your lining.
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She's also currently working on a dissertation about the sexualized gaze, anatomical museums, and the varying degrees of intimacy that humans share with the dead—and she doesn't shy away from much.
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The son of a famous botanist, Mathias Marie Duval developed numerous anatomical models that were broadly used in medical schools and perpetuated ideas of whiteness that never existed in the ancient world.
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It can also be trained to recognize various body parts with which it comes into contact so that it can launch programs it has been wired to associate with those anatomical features.
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The result represents the largest taxonomic study of a group of tarantulas ever conducted, and is based on a new "integrative" approach to spider taxonomy involving anatomical, behavioral, distributional, and genetic data.
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"Despite anatomical differences between octopus and the human brain, we've shown that there are molecular similarities in the serotonin transporter gene," Gul Dolen, a researcher at Johns Hopkins, said in a statement.
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I don't know about you, but I always like to start my day with a bowl full of frogspawn and bits of broken shell, eaten off an anatomical drawing of a cricket.
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" For instance, there are the sociological and ethical questions of eras when "exotic" people from Africa and Asia were displayed as oddities, as well as the anatomical exhibitions of the "freak shows.
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Their measurements, reported in the Anatomical Record, indicate that the Eustachian tube was horizontal in all three, suggesting adult Neanderthals may have been as likely to develop ear infections as today's infants.
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He required several surgeries, starting when he was 3 1/2 months old, eventually leading to a complete anatomical hemispherectomy, or the removal of half of his brain, when he turned 3.
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But some scientists took issue with that interpretation of the results: In a human brain, they argued, that electrical activity depends on anatomical structures and cell types that the organoid doesn't have.
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Such models are particularly thought-provoking, complicating the history of the Anatomical Venus, with details that seem less bent on educating the viewer and existing to simply dazzle — or arouse — the viewer.
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The first anatomical wax museum was founded in the mid 18th century Bologna by a pope who encouraged the scientific verification of miracles and encouraged his laity to donate their bodies for dissection.
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As you can guess from the title, this is a show absolutely obsessed with sex: talking about it, showing it, giving us labeled anatomical diagrams of the body parts often involved in it.
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On display is also an incredibly rare, 18th-century anatomical drawing, "The Ayurvedic Man" — the only known historical illustration of the inside of the human body as understood in medical practice of Ayurveda.
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The paper described new sightings of "Megalabia" — depicted in a drawing as a naked human female with long curly hair and wings—and described the anatomical structure of its supposed genitalia in detail.
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In one series of images on view, called Handsfree, classical reproductions of the male body are printed on bright pink paper and the anatomical parts associated with causing violence towards women are blurred.
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You want to have the body look presentable for viewing at the funeral, but you're not looking to create a specimen that can be viewed 50 years from now in some anatomical facility.
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The anatomical measure that came to rule the roost was the fingerprint, simply taken, easily reproduced, purportedly unique—and also, remarkably, present even when the identifiable body that had left it was gone.
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Dr. Fu reported that a team of experts at his facility had concluded after a review that the A.L.L. was not a distinct ligament but was part of a well-known anatomical structure.
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In short order, he is capable of braiding together Degas, the thoroughbred, Cromwell, Francis Galton (Darwin's cousin), George Stubbs, anatomical theaters and Muybridge, all before securing the wreath to itself with Degas again.
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By the time I knew what to call my anatomical difference, I had worked hard on myself in many ways, including long-term psychotherapy, and much of the early stigma had been released.
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But on an anatomical level, we are born with specific muscle fibers that are better at doing certain things; it's important to match up the exercise to what you're physically capable of managing.
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The pictures were always the same, the GIs having always arrived at the same sick anatomical jokes, as though out of some primal violent-creative urge, rearranging heads and limbs like Assyrian kings.
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LaJunè pulled up some standard character modeling software on the large screen on her desk, revealing a bevy of options based on anatomical figures, all of which have white skin and white features.
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Okay, yes, technically, there are anatomical differences between shrimp and prawns (the latter have more claws), but they can be prepared in basically the same ways, and shrimp are way easier to find.
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By analyzing more than 22018,220 images from 853 anatomy textbooks published between 285 and 22018, Parker and her colleagues found that only 215 percent of the anatomical images with an identifiable sex were female.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A bottom-dwelling, mud-grubbing, armored fish that swam in tropical seas 423 million years ago is fundamentally changing the understanding of the evolution of an indisputably indispensable anatomical feature: the jaw.
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After purchasing the Anatomical Chart Company from the widow of medical illustrator Peter Bachin in 1970, the Chicago-area native starting selling bones to doctors and universities that were already buying Bachin's iconic images.
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"The current state of affairs is a free-for-all," said Angela McArthur, who directs the body donation program at the University of Minnesota Medical School and formerly chaired her state's anatomical donation commission.
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Even though people use the terms "congenital heart defect" and "congenital heart disease" interchangeably, a CHD is not actually a disease — it just refers to an anatomical ailment or abnormality, according to the AHA.
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In 1685, Bidloo's anatomical atlas shows the dissected body with props: ropes, pins, dissection tools, tables, etcetera, even a fly on a cadaver, rendering the realities of the dissection room in 105 copperplate engravings.
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There's a good chance that your gynecologist has never asked you to examine your clitoris before, and most anatomical text books don't even have accurate or detailed descriptions about the clitoris, Dr. Rubin says.
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He's spent hundreds of hours in figure-drawing classes and anatomical studies, honing techniques developed over centuries by idols like Veronese and Rembrandt, to "get up alongside them on the wall," as he says.
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But transgender men who have not had surgery or hormone therapy will need to wear female undergarments, take a pregnancy test and have the medical exam specific to female anatomical characteristics, the memo added.
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Sometimes she thought the problem (the gift, she'd once believed) was anatomical; she didn't seem to have a gag reflex, so none of the secret stuff—the gushy black awful stuff—ever came out.
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The customers were ushered out of the bar, but officers pulled some aside, asking for identification, checking for what was considered gender-appropriate clothing and demanding that some cross-dressers submit to anatomical inspections.
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"This is the first study to show that killer whales can make recognizable copies of human sounds," Dr. Abramson said, which is unexpected because orcas have very different anatomical structures for vocalization than us.
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" The report noted that the arrangements made for anatomical studies were "distasteful at a minimum," but that the practice of donating "unclaimed" bodies to medical institutions "was legal and commonplace, if not widely known.
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The portrait has anatomical precision — no accident, Mr. Fausel said, because it was meant to be a "very direct" representation of the dog widely regarded as one of the greatest in show dog history.
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Fragmented versions are found in many institutional collections, from the Peshawar Museum to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, whose example is, unfortunately, headless, but reveals strict attention to anatomical details in its remaining body.
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Of particular note were the similarities in the internal cuts between the heads Reuters purchased and the head found in Pennsylvania, said Angela McArthur, who leads the anatomical bequest program at the University of Minnesota.
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Known today as Anatomical Venuses, these wax figures of women were life-sized and fully dissectible, with their removable organs completely exposed to all, while their faces were kept intact with beautiful, oddly serene features.
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The illustrations that fill the pages of The Anatomical Venus are fascinating on their own — it would be easy to just flip through the publication to scrutinize them — but Ebenstein's texts should not be missed.
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A study that looked at the brains of people after they had passed away found that moms with more of their children's cells in their brains were less likely to have anatomical signs of Alzheimer's disease.
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In "Saint Sebastian seated and attached to a Tree" (late 1620s), Ribera renders foreshortened legs, upward-stretched arms, a dropped-back head, expressive hands, and a twisted torso, all with impressive anatomical accuracy and theatrical conviction.
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With financing from the Ware family, Harvard would go on to acquire life-size models of 847 plant species from the German artisans, along with detailed anatomical sections and enlarged flower parts for study and instruction.
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Starting at the anatomical top with decayed teeth, perilously close to the brain, his dentists began to do extractions (the number according to Scull was 6,472 in 1921, an average of about 10 for each patient).
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A Taiwanese teacher has become a mini celebrity at the school he teaches at after pictures of his lifelike anatomical chalkboard drawings went viral and people mistook him for a lecturer for the school of medicine.
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Other telling anatomical features include gill pouches, teeth made of keratin, and a tail fin with dorsal and ventral lobes that the Tully monster no doubt used to propel itself forward toward its next, terrified meal.
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There are more than 150 types of HPV, and while certain strains can cause benign growths like warts, a limited number can cause cancer at different anatomical sites, including the mouth, throat, anus, cervis and penis.
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From this, it learned how to first identify the different anatomical elements of the eye (a process known as segmentation) and then recommend clinical action based on the various signs of diseases that the scans show.
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An international team of paleontologists, co-led by Michael Pittman from the University of Hong Kong, analyzed the fossil using standard comparative anatomical techniques and LSF imaging, which involves shining violet laser light at the specimen.
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The G-spot "isn't an organ, it's an anatomical area, and not only does it vary in exact location from woman to woman, it's much more defined in some than others," Louann Brizendine, MD, tells Yahoo.
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And in Fannin County, Ga., a sparsely populated area bordering North Carolina and Tennessee, hundreds of people marched to a school board meeting to insist that the district stick to traditional, anatomical standards in defining sex.
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Hints toward the latter include the remarkably grisly "Anatomical Venus"—an anonymous Italian creation, from 1780-85, of a lovely damsel laid wide open from throat to crotch—and the " 'Auto-Icon' of Jeremy Bentham" (703).
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How she toggled from plain words to more formal anatomical and academic terms, from descriptions of her terror and Kavanaugh's alleged laughter to statements about the way neurotransmitters encode information in the hippocampus of the brain.
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Galvanism is well represented (one engraving from 1803 shows the Italian scientist Giovanni Aldini electrifying the corpse of a hanged man to animate his limbs), but Frayling omits images illustrating the grisly underbelly of anatomical studies.
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She wanted us to take it all in: from the gas station that stood in the 1960s where the Seneca Falls women's rights meeting was held in 1848 to the anatomical discussion of the female orgasm.
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Her performance at City Center was charming; this time, it's much more than that, delivered with both spontaneous warmth and an anatomical exactness that suits a veteran artist's model and is matched by her eloquent singing.
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His selection of anatomical, pathological, and ethnographic wax replicas of mostly medical marvels and abnormalities — never seen before now in the United States — was originally part of Castan's Panopticum, which existed in Berlin from 1869 to 1922.
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Almost all of Ruysch's specimens deteriorated and disappeared over time, so the Thesaurus anatomicus primus is the best portal we have to view the anatomical creations of one of the most unusual still life artists in history.
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"While it may seem intuitive that the penis fits well into the vagina during copulation, the biomechanics and details of the anatomical fit can be quite complex and have seldom been explored," said Orbach, in a statement.
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It says any student can request a "religious accommodation" from a school for restrooms, athletic changing facilities or showers that are exclusively used by people with the anatomical sex at birth that is similar to their own.
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Over all, its program now receives 1,200 to 1,500 bodies a year, has 30,000 body donors registered statewide, and requires a nine-page consent form that even lists mortuary students among the beneficiaries of an anatomical gift.
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"Currently, when patients are in a CT or MRI-guided radiotherapy machine, doctors have to manually adjust for any errors of the pancreas moving due to breathing or anatomical changes and size of the body," he explains.
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In 1628, Galen's paradigm, which held that blood was produced from food, was dismantled by the publication of "An Anatomical Essay on the Motion of the Heart and Blood in Animals," by the English physician William Harvey.
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It was the Italian painter and wax sculptor Ercole Lelli (1702–1766) who introduced a curriculum wherein students drew the human body by candlelight, studied sculpture by daylight, and then examined anatomical parts in the anatomy chamber.
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The exhibition at the anatomical theater unpacks the Western projection of the rainforest as an image of wild growth, devoid of humans, an environment so diverse and bursting with life forms that it exceeds man's scientific categorizations.
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No one knows how or why, but at some point the rats lost their Y chromosome and, along with it, an important gene called SRY that's considered the "master switch" of male anatomical development in most mammals.
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In this new study, Milinkovitch and his co-author, Nicolas Di-Poï, demonstrate that scales in reptiles actually do develop from a placode that has the same anatomical and molecular signatures as those in birds and mammals.
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Opening in September, the curators of the exhibition have partnered with the Basquiat family to unearth a bevy of miscellaneous influences that fueled Jean-Michel Basquiat's creative prowess, from anatomical drawings, to bebop jazz, to silent films.
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Skeletons go seasonalThe story of Cordell's bone business, which, like many anatomical companies at the time, had to reckon with the troubling truth about real human skeletons, might end there if it wasn't for Cordell's talent for promotion.
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Taking its name from the term for an anatomical hollow or groove, Fossa is focused around an installation that invites us to enter directly into a narrative scene and, in doing so, to become a momentary character ourselves.
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This is followed in swift succession by a monochrome version of Dominique Ingres's "Grande Odalisque" (21960–19923), described by some critics as an erotic enhancement of the original, though it remains a hilarious exercise in misjudged anatomical proportion.
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It's partly a synesthetic visualization of relationships between sound and color, shape and rhythm, and partly a reflection on the fusion of the digital and the human, with abstracted anatomical renderings turning into floating cyborg bodies and back.
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Similarly, according to the memo, transgender women who have not had surgery or hormone therapy will need to wear male undergarments, will not take a pregnancy test and will take the medical exam specific to male anatomical characteristics.
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