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process

In art, the method by which an artwork is produced. Common processes, such as painting, may be clarified by the use of more precise terminology; for example, the many painting processes include layering, dripping, stippling, and dragging.



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The mass was well encapsulated and not attached to the nasal septum, the upper lateral cartilage, the adjacent frontal process of the maxilla, or the contralateral nasal bone.
It crossed the dorsum and midline, involved the right nasal bone, and extended superiorly to the frontal process of the nasal bone.
Depending on the degree of pneumatization, agger nasi cells can be bounded anteriorly by the frontal process of the maxilla, anterolaterally by the nasal and lacrimal bones, posterolaterally by the lamina papyracea, superiorly by the frontal sinus, inferolaterally by the uncinate process, and posteriorly by the anterior ethmoid complex.
 
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