For CIP to be applicable to images of 2D periodic arrays that were recorded with other types of SPMs (footnote 1), the effective probe size has to be much smaller than the lateral size of the features to be imaged.
They did some research on the internet and came across a clinic in Houston, Texas called the Burzynski Clinic, a cancer clinic headed by a man called Dr Stanislaw Burzynski that claims to provide "Innovative and cutting-edge Personalised Gene Targeted Cancer Therapy" as well as "customized treatment for over 50 types of malignancies" [see footnote].
Listen to David Foster Wallace reading his essay collection "Consider the Lobster," with its ubiquitous show-stealing asides: at a certain point, his voice is unnaturally distant, the result of a production trick intended to represent the small type of a footnote.
As a result, the relation between the physical and phenomenal features "will appear contingent even if it is necessary, because of the independence of the disparate types of imagination" (Nagel 1974, footnote 11).
These statements will include a record of all of the firm's sales, and may also include an itemized explanation of sales of specific product or service types within the footnotes of the financial statements.
Andrea Geyer's neo-conceptual photo and text piece about sovereignty and the Navajo Nation in the American Southwest includes many paragraphs of prose printed in small, handsome type, as well as an 11-page booklet of "footnotes".
Analogous argument applies to S response types (see footnote of Table 3).
I'm going in!) Smitten with the small type, I sought out the broader history of the footnote, covered to within a millimeter of its life in Anthony Grafton's study "The Footnote: A Curious History" and Chuck Zerby's "Devil's Details: A History of Footnotes" (both are heavily footnoted).
Lots and lots of footnotes.
Of course, scholarly books are still full of footnotes.
