The direction of the wave field is retrieved by using specific image processing techniques which mainly consist of enhancing the wave front contrast.
CT findings in genital melanoma are nonspecific and consist of enhancing mass lesion(s) and invasion into surrounding organs (Fig. 7a).
It consists of normally enhancing branching pulmonary vessels in a homogeneous low-attenuating consolidation of lung parenchyma relative to the chest wall musculature, which can be caused by the production of mucin within the air spaces 35.
It consists of biomechanically enhanced humans, who wear heavily padded long-sleeve body armor and gas masks.
Solid masses are defined as those that contain little or no fluid attenuating (<20 HU) components and usually consist predominantly of enhancing tissue.
This system consists of Fe3O4@SnO2@Au NPs enhanced Ru bpy 32+ as efficient luminophore and two ferrocene (Fc) molecules labeled thrombin binding aptamer (TBA) as quenching probe.
The pre-processing module consists of a Sensitivity Enhancing Transformation (SET) that incorporates the network structure inferred from normal operation data, which has recently conducted to significant improvements for monitoring the correlation structure of industrial processes.
Following traditional search engine architecture, SWSE consists of crawling, data enhancing, indexing and a user interface for search, browsing and retrieval of information; unlike traditional search engines, SWSE operates over RDF Web data – loosely also known as Linked Data – which implies unique challenges for the system design, architecture, algorithms, implementation and user interface.
Thus, a significant portion of the course consists of activities designed to enhance students' self-awareness.
We illustrate how one of these simple motifs can be seen as a core element of the iron regulation in E. coli, a complicated regulatory circuit which consists of a socialist motif enhanced by at least one additional positive feedback loop involving the use of iron to form FeS clusters [12], [14], [15].
