The bronze and stainless steel sculpture was the gift of Mr. Kluger's father and was created by Vivienne Thaul Wechter, who was Fordham's artist in residence and an adjunct professor from 1964 until her death in 2001.
Dr. James David Ebert, a research biologist who helped upgrade embryology from an adjunct of anatomy to a modern discipline employing genetics, biochemistry and molecular biology, was killed on Tuesday in an automobile collision in Maryland.
Their complementary effort in adjoining Syria to train a proxy ground force, which has not yet begun, is often described as an adjunct, to prevent Isis from resupplying its war campaign in Iraq and re-establishing the border that Isis erased.
Its self-guided design complements and serves as an adjunct to clinical care from local psychiatrists, psychologists, and other mental health professionals.
Considering the growth and success of these efforts, digital curriculum will likely evolve from an adjunct into a mainstream teaching method.
3 We identified the potential to use recordings as an adjunct to therapy, supporting findings from a previous study from a mental health setting.
Unless, however, patients receiving benzodiazepines as an adjunct to fluoxetine differ critically from those adding on to the other SSRIs, this omission would not have biased our study.
Similar tracking and support mechanisms could be used in patients not yet on dialysis serving as an adjunct to initial dietary counseling from providers.
Data were collected from 1204 women as an adjunct to the routine postnatal interview from January to March 2007.
In the past there were critical forums following the readings, with directors, dramaturgs and critics (from the National Critics Institute, an adjunct of the conference) speaking out about the plays while the playwrights were asked to remain silent.
The DA has been designed for use independent from or as an adjunct to a clinical encounter [ 14].
