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Prevalence, Influencing Factors and Attitudes Towards Patient-Led Covert Recording: A Cross-Sectional Study of Nurses in Western China. [PDF]
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Body Representation in Stroke Patients: A Systematic Review of Human Figure Graphic Representation. [PDF]
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Audience Gaze and Felt Social Connection With Individual Performers During Live Dance. [PDF]
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<i>Narratives of Discovery</i> as a catalyst for translational science education and training. [PDF]
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Science, 1971
In a footnote to the review of M. M. Gerasimov's The Face Finder [173, 712 (1971)], the misspelling of Julius Koliman's name is erroneously attributed to a bibliography (1962) by W. M. Krogman. The error occurs in a different authority's work. Kollmann established methods (1898) for building on a skull a face recognizably correct.
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In a footnote to the review of M. M. Gerasimov's The Face Finder [173, 712 (1971)], the misspelling of Julius Koliman's name is erroneously attributed to a bibliography (1962) by W. M. Krogman. The error occurs in a different authority's work. Kollmann established methods (1898) for building on a skull a face recognizably correct.
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The Eighteenth Century, 2023
Abstract: This essay considers the large and unwieldy question—"What is portraiture?"—in order to understand more clearly the achievements in sculpture, painting, and print that characterize a period art historians have described as the "golden age" of the British portrait. The essay redefines portraiture to include all of the major and minor portrait
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Abstract: This essay considers the large and unwieldy question—"What is portraiture?"—in order to understand more clearly the achievements in sculpture, painting, and print that characterize a period art historians have described as the "golden age" of the British portrait. The essay redefines portraiture to include all of the major and minor portrait
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