thinness

Some of Eddie Rodolfo Aparicio’s sculptures are suspended from the ceiling or are hanging flat against gallery walls, the scruffy thinness of their sheets of rubber or latex material yielding an impression of flayed carcasses or maybe burial shrouds.

Our culture is obsessed with thinness, enamored with the aesthetics of smaller bodies, so changing cultural perceptions inevitably requires broad social advocacy and political will.

The thinness of the devices means they can record the signals without causing any damage to the nerves, since they do not penetrate the spinal cord itself.

After a brief hiatus, the battle for the thinness crown has resumed.

But the same catheter can't be used on the tricuspid valve due to the valve's its location, thinness and variability.