In art, variations abound, among them one by the great Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio (1571 1610).
Because lopinavir/ritonavir and nevirapine are used in both strategies (as either first-line or second-line ART), variations in drug costs exert only a modest impact on the economically preferred strategy (panels B and C).
In Ms. Neuenschwander's conceptual-art variation, which will be displayed at the rear of the New Museum's lobby, colorful silk ribbons have each been stamped with one of 60 wishes left by previous viewers of the piece.
In this paper, we address this gap by performing a direct comparison of two current state-of-the-art variations of these methods (LS: RCLSFoam and VoF: interPore) and implemented in the same code (OpenFoam).
It is interesting, however, to look at Brahms's own account of the art of variation.
He insists, however, that what he has created is a work of art — a variation on the form of the monument.
As there is not generally a history of chemical or thermal modification of pigments in Aboriginal art, the variation in elemental composition and morphology resulting from different geological formations of ochre has the potential to be linked to a source.
The great revelations of this show are all about the limitations of our perception in art, its variations from one period to another and the changes these trigger in the hierarchy of our artistic values.
The camera also features nine Art Filter variations and enhancements, including new Pale & Light Color II, and five Art Filter Effects, including new Star Light and White Edge.
Peter Semmelhack, the founder of Bug Labs, which makes the Bug computer, likened the rise of new digital technologies in art to the variation of paint styles by painters hundreds of years ago.
These criteria include expert opinion (consensus conferences), the opinion of clinicians, regulation, the state of the art, and biological variation (77).
