Tumors were imaged in the transverse plane with a mechanical index of 0.4 or less to reduce microbubble destruction; images were recorded on cine-clips starting immediately before the injection and continuing for 30 s thereafter.
This Asbury Park pool-destruction image was in Built to Grind, the Indy 25-year anniversary book.
The left S2 neural foramina is widened with bony destruction Open image in new window Fig. 15 Imaging of cystic schwannoma.
Mr. Goldblatt photographed the house of the grocer in Fietas, Ozzie Docrat, before its destruction, an image of domesticity recalling Vuillard, and then Mr. Docrat's shuttered shop.
After the triumph of orthodoxy over iconoclasm (destruction of images) in 843, a new emphasis was placed upon the permanent revelatory role of images.
Because art work in the West is broadly secular rather than religious, iconoclasm — the opposition to or destruction of images — is less a force of moral outrage, particularly in comparison to the heated battles over images engendered by strict interpretations of Islam.
Concurrently, Paul, heretofore loyal to Constantinople, vigorously protested Constantine's revival of Iconoclasm (destruction of images).
The destruction of images by government decree in the Roman world is called "damnatio memoriae".
In 726, the emperor Leo III the Isaurian, after his successful defense against the Islamic advance, introduced a policy of iconoclasm (destruction of images) to the Byzantine church that was continued and expanded by his son Constantine V.
The process of myelin destruction was imaged with the near-infrared dye DBT that binds to myelin (Fig 10C and D).
"I'm not interested in luscious, sexy, virtuosic painting, but the destruction of the image, undermining the certainty of the image".
