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illustration
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illustration,
n a drawing or photograph used to help clarify the patient's concept of proposed treatment and conditions present.

illustration
Medical communication A photograph, print, drawing, plate, diagram, facsimile, map, table, or other representation or systematic arrangement of data designed to elucidate or decorate the contents of a publication. See National Library of Medicine.


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Peterson is not out to impress anyone with technical prowess; there is something unassuming about these paintings, with their straightforward, almost illustrational style, comfortable scale, and easygoing acrylic surfaces, which are occasionally sprinkled with glitter and rhinestones.
For illustrational purpose, we use RMSE rather than MSE because RMSE has the same dimension of bias and standard error.
Redefining a genre that usually is illustrational and void of concept, he wants the sports aspect to be a metaphor for childlike innocence and the art to be social commentary.
 
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