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schematize
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Just as the series schematizes the buildings' architectural components, so too is the natural in the form of sky and grass.
Photographing sprawl: picturing the contemporary suburb by Glisson, James / Afterimage
Moreover, he schematizes the varied reception and ardent debate over the Virgin's birth from the time of the Church Fathers to the Council of Basle and tells how the cult of the Immaculate Conception ultimately became practiced throughout France and Europe by the mid-fourteenth century.
Denis Hue. La poesie palinodique a Rouen (1486-1550) by Ahmed, Ehsan / Renaissance Quarterly
Figure 2 schematizes the various steps, relevant methods, and their approximate time requirements from receipt of tissues in the laboratory to availability of microscopic sections for diagnosis.
Continuous-specimen-flow, high-throughput, 1-hour tissue processing: ... by Morales, Azorides R.; Essenfeld, Harold; Essenfeld, Ervin; Duboue, Maria Carmen; Vincek, Vladimir; N / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
 
 
 
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