In certain nonavian maniraptorans, long pennaceous feathers attach to the distal part of the tail, either in a fan-like fashion or giving the tail the frond-like appearance common to primitive birds such as Archaeopteryx (Fig. 1a).
Elastosis produces the leathery, weather-beaten appearance common to farmers, sailors, and others who spend a large portion of their life outdoors.
We noticed that newly healed wing tissue was smooth and did not take on the wrinkled appearance that is common to older tissue surrounding a wound site.
This paper provides an overview of contemporary surgical techniques for non-bariatric gastric resection, reviews and illustrates the expected postoperative imaging appearances, common and unusual complications after partial and total gastrectomy.
Very early symptoms tend to lack the angular appearance common for older symptoms: look at the individual yellow spots on the left side of the second image.
In Italy (where the traditional technique of building had, even during the Middle Ages, assumed that structure was independent of appearance and where it was common to complete a building in brick before adding its marble facades) the idea that there could be any theoretical dilemma regarding the unison between these two elements was virtually inconceivable.
Make-up can help you achieve the pallor common to traditional vampire appearance.
The resulting Chicago school produced large, solid-looking skyscrapers, built with a common appearance and to a common height.
On the fourth month of treatment, although her ANA and anti-dsDNA were mostly negative, she had a cushingoid appearance, common stria on legs and back, osteoporosis (BMD − 4.2), and mild glaucoma.
The skeptical proposals (that the skeptic adheres to the plausible, the convincing, or to appearances) have in common their appeal to something less than full-fledged belief about how things are, while allowing something sufficient to generate and guide action.
Orthodontic treatment to enhance appearance is common among Chinese residing in the US [ 52, 53].
