CT angiography (CTA) for the evaluation of vascular rings can be performed without any sedation and with quiet breathing since the latest CT scanners have fast gantry rotation times and high z axis coverage, as a result of which artefacts are minimal.
Even in the ship's bowels, the strongest odour is not the fuel oil used to power the engine but the coffee used to power the engineers.Which artefact is the best emblem of modern life?
The net is taught which blobs are rain and which are random artefacts of the radar-capture process.
There were, however, minor differences which may be artefacts of linkage analysis or indicative of localised inversions.
Crucially, it remains unclear which ecological and behavioural characteristics observed in the tiny remnant Hainan gibbon population may be "natural" for the species even before human impact, and which may be artefacts of the population's currently compromised situation.
At that time Celtic Britain was still a foggy offshore island which left cultural fragile artefacts of great beauty, but no record of its civilisation.
On October 10th of that year, German police burst into a Munich apartment and several other premises owned by Aydin Dikmen, a Turkish-born art dealer, and seized thousands of large and small artefacts, of which the most important part originated in Cyprus.
These acids can initiate degradation within the polymer itself and in neighbouring artefacts, of which organic and metal-based materials are particularly susceptible [7, 9, 19, 21].
By means of this account and theory we analyse the thesis of the dual nature of technical artefacts according to which descriptions of technical artefacts draw on structural and intentional conceptualisations.
And you don't give those using the NHS much-needed confidence by only ever highlighting perceived failings, some of which are artefacts because we are the only country in the world to measure such things.
