This study also reports for the first time the ability to capture contrast washout kinetics of the target organ as a measure of vascular perfusion.
Several low-level features are extracted, which can effectively capture contrast and spatial information in the salient regions, and incorporated to compensate with the learned high-level features at the output of the very last fully connected layer.
Brain MRI (Fig. 1) revealed an extraaxial lesion at the right cerebellopontine angle with edges well defined, hypointense on T1 (relative to the cerebral cortex), hyperintense on T2, heterogeneous in FLAIR sequences, which does not capture contrast.
January 18 , 1911Andahuaylas, Peru November 28 , 1969Lima, Peru José María Arguedas, (born January 18 , 1911 Andahuaylas, Peru died November 28 , 1969 Lima) Peruvian novelist, short-story writer, and ethnologist whose writings capture the contrasts between the white and Indian cultures.
Conversely, predictions from the CALINE4 model specifically capture spatial contrasts in the dispersion of primary pollutants emitted by local traffic (on roadway segments up to 3 km from maternal homes).
The 30-km buffer is likely too large to capture exposure contrasts of many of the species, while the 8-km buffer significantly reduced the sample size, resulting in more unstable estimates and reduced statistical power.
(Derek McLane's set captures the contrasts with flair and efficiency).
The song captures the contrasts that made A Tribe Called Quest so potent as a musical group: soft and hard, slow and fast, love and hate.
As she lined up next to Semenya for the final, her tiny frame up against the broad shoulders and musculature of Semenya, the cameras zoomed in to capture the contrast; a veritable freak show.
