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The making of bodies part by part
Science, 2014Organoid Generation Mention of organoids—organlike structure growing in a Petri dish—might conjure up images of science fiction. However, the generation of organoids is very real, as is the increased understanding of organ form and function that comes from studying them.
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Segmentation of body parts of cows in RGB-depth images based on template matching
Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 2021Nan Jia +2 more
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Body parts and parts of bodies: Traces of violence in past cultures
International Journal of Paleopathology, 2012Debra L, Martin, Ryan P, Harrod
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2001
It is a curious fact that when the London theatres reopened after the major bubonic plague epidemic of 1603, a cluster of plays emerged which, through their imagery, allusions and themes, directed their attention not to ‘the’ plague but to the venereal sister plague — the French Pox.
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It is a curious fact that when the London theatres reopened after the major bubonic plague epidemic of 1603, a cluster of plays emerged which, through their imagery, allusions and themes, directed their attention not to ‘the’ plague but to the venereal sister plague — the French Pox.
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2001
Whilst Bullein’s socially aspiring and reprehensible Medicus located the worst focus of the 1563 London plague in the ‘sluttishe, beastly people, that keepe their houses and lodynges uncleane . . . their laboure and travaile immoderate’ (p. 51), the complete Dialogue conveys the opposite impression.
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Whilst Bullein’s socially aspiring and reprehensible Medicus located the worst focus of the 1563 London plague in the ‘sluttishe, beastly people, that keepe their houses and lodynges uncleane . . . their laboure and travaile immoderate’ (p. 51), the complete Dialogue conveys the opposite impression.
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Patterns of semantic variation differ across body parts: evidence from the Japonic languages
Cognitive Linguistics, 2021John Huisman +2 more
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