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Stippling is the
creation of a
pattern simulating varying degrees of
solidity or
shading by
using small dots. Such a
pattern may
occur in
nature and these...
- acid
ferrocyanide stain for iron (i.e. no iron in
basophilic stippling).
Basophilic stippling is
indicative of
disturbed erythropoiesis. It can also be found...
- by
gouging out the dots with a burin, or
through an
etching process.
Stippling was used as an
adjunct to
conventional line
engraving and
etching for...
- disease,
unless it is
smooth due to a loss of
previously existing stippling.
Stippling is a
consequence of the
microscopic elevations and
depressions of...
-
black ink on
white paper.
Using either stippling or hatching,
shades of gray
could also be simulated.
Stippling Detail of
hatching Linlithgow Palace Line...
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Stippled epiphyses is a
pattern of
focal bone calcification. The
presence of
abnormal punctate (speckled, dot-like)
calcifications in one or more epiphyses...
- gum may
present with
surface stippling. The
tissue when
dried is dull, firm, and immobile, with
varying amounts of
stippling. The
width of the attached...
- freehand.
There are also many
drawing methods, such as line drawing,
stippling, shading, the
surrealist method of
entopic graphomania (in
which dots...
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Stipple is a
defunct company founded in 2010 that
provided a
platform for the
tagging of people, places, and
objects inside of images. Co-founder and...
- with
other basophilic granules inside erythrocytes like the
basophilic stippling.
Contrary to the latter, they
contain iron. In 1945,
Alwin Max Pappenheimer...
