anatomical

Would Vesalius and his anatomical research be as known today if it weren't for the artist who illustrated his book??

As a result, Vienna became one of the main capitals of anatomical learning and medicine.

And assuming EQ is based on some objective anatomical comparison of the brain...

The article mentions that the connective differences are not associated with anatomical differences.

We found that these dimensions fit the top 90% of individuals' anatomical dimensions.

In particular, any ancient counting system could be given a similar anatomical analysis.

Michelangelo made surreptitious use of cadavers to sharpen his anatomical skills.

Because evolution is not planned, and their is no fitness function other than continued survival, all species are going to be filled with such anatomical quirks.

) but their emphasis is on visually appealing color models rather than accurate tissue segmentation and anatomical reproduction.

One thing that's interesting is that the FDA considers 3D printed anatomical models similar to hard copies of X-rays, and so they are not specifically regulated yet.

Those are not perfect, anatomical orientations - they're rough.

In addition to the famous collection of anatomical preparations and specimens, the RCS museum features a fabulous collection of historic surgical instruments and artifacts, including a cringe-inducing lithotomy exhibit.

There are so many components.” Other anatomical features could be altered by tinkering with development proteins, Horner adds.

You missed the part where she argued that his approach is wrong because it's impossible to be accurate when using it: "Also having a reliable anatomical point at which to anchor your draw, and a reliable stance, means that you have a reliable point of aim.

In other words, the Cascadia subduction zone has, as Goldfinger put it, “all the right anatomical parts.” Yet not once in recorded history has it caused a major earthquake—or, for that matter, any quake to speak of.

Quoth: "Race is a social concept used to categorize humans into large and distinct populations or groups by anatomical, cultural, ethnic, genetic, geographical, historical, linguistic, religious, and/or social affiliation.

Anatomical differences are macro-scale, while connective topological differences are very micro.