Filaments associated with the calluses collected from patients 2 and 3 commonly originated from collections of enlarged and/or elongated fibroblasts developing upwards toward the stratum corneum and projecting from the external surface.
They include everything from collections of centuries-old ballads by the British folk singer Kate Rusby to an album of soukous by the Congolese singer-guitarist Samba Ngo.
Lionheart drew its material from collections of laude — songs of lavish praise for Jesus and Mary — both straightforwardly and through ecstatic metaphor.
Like Galaxy Zoo, the Herbaria@home project turns users into volunteer taxonomists, classifying images from collections of herbarium specimens across Britain.
As with any mortgage, over the 30-year life of the bonds, the cumulative payments made from collections of sales taxes would total far more than $190 million, perhaps nearly twice that, officials said.
Nobody's Perfect: Writings from the New Yorker by Anthony Lane 400pp, Picador, £15.99 How to account for the peculiar pleasure, even excitement, to be derived from collections of old film reviews?
"I'm very happy that our collection is being presented, because it sticks firmly to the field of art brut, and so the public will perhaps be able to judge what makes this collection different from collections of outsider art".
In the days when daily newspapers were a luxury for the elite, handmade chapbooks - from collections of bawdy verse to general everyday news - served as the only communicative device for the general public to rely upon.
He gained popularity with his literary columns in the New York Evening Post (1920 24) and the Saturday Review of Literature (1924 41) and from collections of essays and columns such as Shandygaff (1918).
