These realistic sculptures are not modelled after a particular person, but rather are amalgamations of human features, generating commentary about the expectation of truth within photography.
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The creature, which has no human features and looks like charcoal, is said to be 70 years old and was borrowed from a private owner in Thailand.
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An early, traditional Jewish notion supposes that cherubim had youthful, human features ( although some early midrashic literature conceives of the cherubim as non-corporeal ).
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:: : : Human features generally follow the golden ratio, so fashioning the card according to the average human palm would also give you the golden ratio.
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Nervous system, organs or other human features, but instead is a barely visible clump of cells that cannot grow into a human because it is not in the womb.
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By using words typical of expressing human features ( e . g . " youth " ), the reader begins to identify the sun as being representative of man.
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A dvarapala is usually portrayed as an armed fearsome guardian looking like a demon, but at the gates of Buddhist temples in Sri Lanka, dvarapalas often display average human features.
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Silverman criticized some " discrepancies ", including the human features in the tanuki, Monoko's uncertain size and age, as well as the fact that Kurokagi wears clothes.
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Biometrics _ the measuring of physical human features _ ensure that a person, once registered, can be identified later, even if his or her identity documents or facial characteristics change.
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By differing opinions with Palaeovia I hope that each country can have a list of doctoral studies by itself with theirs corresponding national academic institutions, open your mind diversity is a human feature.
