Also, the origin, course, distribution and termination of the cranial superficial epigastric vein were described.
School B is required to form a map in order to define the pair of destination course holder and origin course.
Musculature is especially clear in images of I2E-stained insects after Bouin's fixation: the origin, course, and insertion of each muscle is precisely represented, and such images will allow quantitative measurements of muscle cross sections and attachment areas, as well as offering the possibility of functional modeling.
The dissected pathways were viewed in 3D, simultaneously with each individual's fMRI data and superimposed on intersecting axial and coronal slices of the FA map allowing the origin, course, and termination of each pathway to be determined (Fig. 3 A).
Slave LMS, placed in KU, having done setup for a particular course mapping (course-origin : course-local) using Course mapper console.
Slave LMS, placed in ITS, having done setup for a particular course mapping (course-origin : course-local) using Course mapper console.
The observers will need to focus their attention on the violence, report on its origins and course, and demand that it stop.
In a Profile of Central Park that was published in The New Yorker's September 13 , 1941 issue, Eugene Kinkead and Russell Maloney discussed the building's origins: Of course, only the newest generation of New Yorkers calls this building the Tavern-on-the-Green; before 1934, it was the Sheepfold.
Congenital anomalies of the origins and course of the coronary arteries can be simple anatomical variants without an effect on coronary blood flow.
Social origin (of course, in the past) and the party standing of the witness will play more than a small role.
How does diet affect an animal's health status?" Many of the roots of labrador ailments are not going to be environmental in origin, of course, but will be inherited.
