"Post Mille Secula Praescindetur Occasion Aliquid Adjuciendi," which is incised over the main entrance, struck us as a sentiment calculated to inspire confidence in parients only dimly aware of ancient tongues but firmly convinced of twinges in the appendix.
The earliest forms of writing included cuneiform and pictographs, which were inscribed on stone and clay tablets in Egypt and Mesopotamia, as well as Chinese ideograms, which were incised in bronze and on oracle bones (baked oxen bones whose cracks and fissures were thought to foretell the future).
Moreover, in depressions and in a small channel system, which is incised in a palaeoreef platform, a layer of silt to fine sand is deposited down to a 15-m water depth.
The four faces of the external aluminum apex all bear inscriptions in cursive writing, which are incised into the aluminum.
Clinical improvement during the 120-day admission was variable and slow, with subfebrile temperatures (38°C) last monitored on day 14, and the appearance of new fluctuating lesions on days 23 (hands/feet), 29 (hands/feet), 32 (right shoulder and hip), and 72 (shoulder), which were incised and drained.
At the beginning of the 15th century the inlay technique of Koryŏ celadon, in which the pattern was incised freehand, was taken over by Chosŏn potters, but they soon began to use stamps to produce in a matter of minutes an overall tiny floral pattern.
S-cdG was incised at a 2-fold slower rate than S-cdA, which, in turn, was incised at a rate that was 70% of that of C8-dG-AP.
Sgraffito decoration, in which patterns were incised through a grayish white slip, is also seen occasionally.
Sometimes they also used sgraffito decoration in which patterns were incised through a grayish white slip.
In this case, however, the patient presented later, and after an initial period of pain, swelling and erythema had developed a recurrently discharging abscess which had been incised and drained on multiple occasions.
