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In this paper we address the segmentation of images exhibiting annular like shapes which may be approximated by two elliptical contours.
For our left ventricle application, snake points are divided into an upper region and a lower region, which will be approximated by two separate third-order hyperbolas.
Figure 10 shows that, using a polynomial regression, this relation can be approximated by two functions (mean value μ d and standard deviation σ d ).
Dependencies σ II (1/T) and σ ⊥(1/T) can be approximated by two straight lines each, since the activation energy E a can be established for both phases and for each concentration of the nanoparticles using the formula (1).
If the rate of diffusion in the cytoplasm is much faster than the rate of exchange (as is the case for paxillin and vinculin; Figure 2), the contribution of exchange is negligible at the short timescale required for diffusion, and the situation can be approximated by two populations, one recovering by diffusion and the other by exchange (see Eq. 18, Supporting Information).
Previous work has shown that these two models, along with the Bmal1-/ model, may be approximated by two opposite functional states of the BMAL1 CLOCK transcription complex.
The observed distribution of self-diffusion coefficients of PVA could be approximated by three single diffusion coefficients ranging from 10−6 to 10−9 cm2 s−1 at 25°C.
These components are well-resolved and could be approximated by three Lorentz contours.
This distribution can be approximated by three Gaussian distributions, each corresponding to different N environments.
On the other hand, when the signal power is relatively larger than the noise one, the pdf of ν can be approximated by zero mean Gaussian, whose variance is represented by signal power and magnitude coherence function (MSC) [19, 26, 31].
The mass, radius and luminosity of a star are closely interlinked, and their respective values can be approximated by three relations.
