In fact, many of them relate to living organisms, like "Tiny Crevice Dwellers," a topographical close-up, covered in glass, of a rocky, earthy, pond-y field that serves as turf for miniature butterflies, frogs, snakes and other creatures, all of them handmade.
Dealing with army men and methods familiarised him with certain techniques of close topographical observation and surveillance: with how to scrutinise and represent the physical distances and relationships between buildings, groups of people and places.
On close topographical analysis, CAA and CMB involved different types or different segments of vessels.
C595 antibodies inhibited the binding of radiolabelled NCRC-11 antibodies to antigen, suggesting that the two epitopes were in close topographical proximity.
Anatomical dissections of the posterolateral knee show a close topographical relation [ 16, 17] between the posterior femoral condyle but as well to the CF nerve, which in fact could explain both the posterolateral pain and the nerve palsy.
Such lesions are in close topographical relation with inactive destructive lesions (lesion type 2) and we suggest that global overt tissue destruction and the formation of cystic cavities is the direct consequence of complement and granulocyte-induced tissue injury.
In chagasic megacolon, a close topographical correlation between the change of calibre along the resected specimens and the changes of parameters was observed related to smooth muscle and ICC densities (Jabari et al. 2011, 2012a, b, 2013).
In Nissl-stained sections, tissue and cell changes in pilocarpine injected animals brains exhibited a closed topographical correspondence with the areas of T2W hyperintensity (Figs. 2 3).
The scenario postulates that during the Late Holocene, an alluvial fan, fed from the Geyikli valley, progressively closed a topographical constriction between the Aegean Sea and a supposed paleo-gulf that occupied the Lower Bakırçay Valley.
c The close-up AFM topographical images marked in b.
The most desirable surface method for irrigating close-growing crops where topographical conditions are favourable.
