The atlases developed so far by us can be grouped in three categories, namely, derived from print materials, in vivo imaging, and population (including patient-specific) data.
We have developed three major families of atlases derived from print materials, in vivo imaging, and population (including patient-specific) data.
Beyond that, the more years physicians worked in their office outside of the hospital setting, the greater their knowledge about CE derived from print media (p = 0.014; OR: 1.047; CI: 1.009 – 1.086; pseudo-R Squared: 0.031), and the more their general knowledge about CE (apart from the source of knowledge) (p = 0.018; OR: 0.957; CI: 0.923 0.99393; pseudo-R Squared: 0.071).
Print Royalties Print income is derived from printed copies of a song, from the sheet music.
More ethereal, Connie Legakis Robinson's images are prints derived from special light effects captured with a digital camera.
Tacita Dean is not just a film-maker: she draws, creates collages and makes ambitious prints derived from photographs.
The accompanying drawings and prints, derived from the animation, are in different modes, as if demonstrating versatility for its own sake.
The pink triangles on the chain-link fence in the background suggest that the victims are homosexuals (their images appear to be derived from old prints), but the garden's purpose remains mysteriously ambiguous.
Andrew Zuckerman contributed not only his portraits of objects used in space travel and his prints derived from previously undeveloped film from Apollo missions, but also his space memorabilia: a Russian astronaut's glove and a mock-up of a lunar rake.
Japanese masters spend years perfecting their craft and learning the stories behind the tattoos, derived from woodblock prints and Chinese folk tales.
So may Gerhard Richter, the German master of painterly blurs, whose new show of computer-derived prints, at the Marian Goodman Gallery, makes for a chance tag team, with Guyton, of artists who are forty years apart in age.
