Though the metaphor is that of a horserace, it's not as much about an artist's physical being as it is a continuous, yet contemporary, vision.
When he first arrived at the Museum of Contemporary Art in 1980, Los Angeles had the second largest population of artists in the United States, but there was no institution that offered a continuous exposure to contemporary art, and no forum for younger artists.
The contemporary continuous monitor of hydraulic head, electrical conductivity and temperature within the wells permitted to obtain a robust dataset, which was then used to accurately simulate injection conditions, to calibrate a 3D transient flow and transport model and to obtain aquifer properties at small scale.
The use of left ventricular assist devices (LVADs) has increased significantly over the past few years, in part because heart transplant activity has plateaued, but also because of the improving clinical outcomes with contemporary continuous-flow LVAD.
Contemporary continuous-flow left ventricular assist devices (CF-LVADs) are associated with degradation of von Willebrand factor (vWF) high-molecular-weight multimers (HMWMs), a critical factor supporting platelet function.
Contemporary continuous-flow LVADs alter blood flow dynamics and cardiovascular physiology and can induce progression of preexisting VHD or lead to de novo VHD.
The screen presents continuous thematic shows of contemporary videos and is programmed by List staffers.
To explore decision-making surrounding the application of continuous sedation until death in contemporary clinical practice.
Quantiles are a staple of epidemiologic research: in contemporary epidemiologic practice, continuous variables are typically categorized into tertiles, quartiles and quintiles as a means to illustrate the relationship between a continuous exposure and a binary outcome.
The objectives of the international UNBIASED study are to explore decision-making surrounding the application of continuous sedation until death in contemporary clinical practice, and to understand the experiences of clinical staff and decedents' informal care-givers of the use of continuous sedation until death and their perceptions of its contribution to the management of dying.
