SCULPTING THE FIGURE IN CLAY WITH
P A R I S A L E X A N D E R
Using live models and instructions in the techniques of working in terra-cotta, students will produce a series of small, fired, figurative sculptures. This course will focus on rendering anatomically-balanced and lively clay "sketches."
What is generic for zoloft or benzodiazepines, but generic for drugs of all kinds)? And what, if anything, is a "generic" drug? Some of these questions relate to the FDA's definition of generic drug. Under this definition, a generic drug (i.e. one without the marketing approval of manufacturer) is any drug that identical (or similar) to a branded drug, but is less expensive than the branded drug for which it is identical or similar. The FDA defined "generic" drug in the case of drugs that had already been registered for a particular indication – i.e., was already approved for that indication by the FDA. However, FDA's definition of generic drug does not include drugs that have been granted marketing approval, but are marketed for an indication other than which they are already approved. Similarly, the FDA's definition does not include drugs used only in very high dos
P A R I S A L E X A N D E R
Using live models and instructions in the techniques of working in terra-cotta, students will produce a series of small, fired, figurative sculptures. This course will focus on rendering anatomically-balanced and lively clay "sketches."
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What is generic for zoloft or benzodiazepines, but generic for drugs of all kinds)? And what, if anything, is a "generic" drug? Some of these questions relate to the FDA's definition of generic drug. Under this definition, a generic drug (i.e. one without the marketing approval of manufacturer) is any drug that identical (or similar) to a branded drug, but is less expensive than the branded drug for which it is identical or similar. The FDA defined "generic" drug in the case of drugs that had already been registered for a particular indication – i.e., was already approved for that indication by the FDA. However, FDA's definition of generic drug does not include drugs that have been granted marketing approval, but are marketed for an indication other than which they are already approved. Similarly, the FDA's definition does not include drugs used only in very high dos