Scientists can use x-rays to create similar internal portraits of whole cells, they reported here this morning at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (which publishes ScienceNOW).
Roy M. Luciana, "Internal Self-Portraits".
Performing with a sparse three-piece band and featuring visual shadow-play on a big wall behind her, the artist offered vivid portraits, internal monologues and candlelit curios with fluid phrasing and perfect elocution.
"The second was the internal evidence of the portrait itself — what does the portrait tell us?
But the report offers an unusually detailed portrait of internal problems at a union that is on the rise in influence and power.
Christine Foster (Toronto; considering a specialty in internal medicine) said that portraits were out.
The documents -- nearly 1,000 pages of letters, notes and internal memorandums -- paint a portrait of an archdiocese that sometimes reacted to complaints by removing pastors and sending them for treatment, but often allowed them to return to work without informing their new parishes of their history.
But once on the stand, Mr. Scheck provided a no-holds-barred portrait of the internal battles among the lawyers.
The most lasting legacy may reside in the trial itself: the portrait, revealed in internal memos and recordings, of a toothless regulatory system and a corporate culture that exposes the men and women of Appalachia to extraordinary risk.
A three-month investigation by The New York Times into Wyckoff, based on dozens of interviews and an examination of internal documents, offers a sobering portrait of how one such hospital has been undermined by the very people entrusted to run it.
One reasonable explanation (and just speculation, I should add) would be that the data do not support the idea of an attack, and internal discussions are an unflattering portrait of an agency doing spin work.
