In order to simulate clinical Tc-99m SPECT/CT scans, the activity concentration levels in the background and spheres in the NEMA body phantom were set at 18 and 54 kBq/cc, respectively (Fig. 1).
Exact concentrations of Ag NWs and spheres in the tests were determined using GF-AAS in a certified laboratory.
The target frame consisted of three large spheres attached to a stiff frame; sphere A was offset in the posterior-lateral direction, sphere C in the posteromedial direction and sphere B in the anterior direction relative to the implant reference point, as shown in Figure 1b.
The reflectivity is measured by spectroscopy and an integrating sphere in the visible (VIS) and near infrared (NIR) regions.
In partnership with the Women's Campaign International, Ernesta organized several workshops focusing on women empowerment in economy and the business sphere in the Balkans.
In the weather and climate, in the geopolitical sphere, in the economy, and in our day-to-day lives.
This definition implies the adoption of special policies and measures addressing the position of migrant workers both within unions and in the wider social sphere, in the labour market, and in the workplace.
He said he had told his officers to "befriend" those in need and wanted to modernise his force as crime moved from the public sphere, such as the streets, to the private sphere, in the home and via the internet.
We consider the effects of education versus contact on stigmatizers (public stigma), the stigmatized (self-stigma), and the social sphere in which the two groups engage (structural stigma).
Let be the unit sphere in and the unit Euclidean sphere in.
Equation 6 describes the relationship between the intruder and the sensors spheres in the security domain [39].
