And that would perhaps seem more surprising, given tennis's unyielding country-club-confines image, were it not that the Williams sisters have been playing, and winning, for so long now.
Our current copyright mess is not, of course, confined to images.
Here, we have addressed these problems by using chips consisting of arrays of microwells where cells were confined and imaged over time.
Yeast have been confined and imaged in microfluidic chambers [9], [10] but rapid control of gene expression was not required for their applications and not demonstrated.
Third, the "true" image resolution of the final HDR image is confined by the amount of image noise in the reconstructed HDR image.
Activities that do not contain a translational component, such as waving, lead to a local concentration of pixel activity, which makes sense since they take place over a confined area (last image pairs of Figure 6).
Cosgrove, by contrast, seems, at least for now, to feel less confined by her image, willing to nudge the boundaries rather than tear them down.
While leaf venation extraction has high potential for assisting with plant phenotyping, speciation and modelling, its investigations to date have been confined to colour image acquisition and processing which are commonly confounded by the aforementioned biotic and abiotic variations.
b Groundwater flow of the Dammam confined aquifer Open image in new window Fig. 4 Piper diagram display groundwater facies in the Dammam aquifer (Piper 1944).
This was captured through high-speed photography to create an elegant, monotone image, confined to the waters edges.
