Additionally, targeted exercises can help strengthen the pectoral muscles, which can give the breasts a lifted and more defined appearance. Chest presses, push-ups, and dumbbell flyes are a few examples of exercises that can be incorporated into a routine to help enhance the chest muscles and im...
To create VascuViz, Bhargava tested several combinations of existing imaging agents and their suitability for different imaging methods. After multiple iterations, she found that a CT contrast agent named BriteVu and a fluorescently labeled MRI contrast agent called Galbumin-Rhodamine could be combined ...
it’s the 2011 W Hills I’m reviewing but I lost the bottle so the photo is of the 2010. It was $12 at Dan M’s the day I bought it, but has since jumped back to $15. This is a really fresh, juicy, vibrant kind of Chardy. There’s just a hint of grapefruit here...
The rest I purchased here and there over the years, usually when they were on deep discount. The peccary is a memento of a trip to Big Bend back in 2007 (I bought it at a taxidermy shop a long way outside the national park), and the dog came from the seconds bin at theMuseum of...
At the bottom of the image I labeledsegmental musclesandintermuscular septum. You’ve seen these before, although you may not have known it: they make the zig-zag patterns in the meat of fishes, where we call the segmental musclesmyomeres(“muscle parts”) and each intermuscular septum amyo...
Today’s AI systems use neural networks, algorithms(算法) trained to spot patterns, based on data gathered from extensive collections of human-labeled examples.This ___ is very different from how humans learn. We humans seem to come into the world with inborn knowledge of certain basic concepts...
And a labeled version of the same. A few things to note: One oddity of sauropod axes (and of axes of most critters) is that not only are the articular facets of the prezygapophyses not set forward of the neural arch, they’re set backward, well behind the forward point of the arch...
I know that they turn up occasionally in non-dinosaurian archosaurs, and possibly in other amniotes, but for the purposes of this post I’m only considering their distribution in sauropods. For some quick background info on epipophyses and the muscles that attach to them, see the second ...
I’m ashamed to say that I (for it was me) didn’t give that a ton of thought at the time: our point was just that the attachments areas for the muscles are bigger, so the muscles themselves were likely bigger. But the distinctive feature that apatosaurs added here is the dorsal pr...