The technology's key advantage is that it eliminates the gaps in wing edges seen in traditional hinged flaps, replacing them with a gently contoured transition.
Two radiologists (A and B) unaware of the histopathology independently reviewed and contoured suspected transition zone lesions on temporal cohort mp-MRI examinations.
From the Mie scattering images gathered for PIV, density transition contours were extracted and used as flame contours to calculate local aerodynamic strain rates and curvature.
It helps illuminate something fundamental; namely, that the political and policy contours of the transition are at least as important as the technical ones.
Consequently, a single ROI confined to an individual sector was contoured within the transition zone for each patient and a record was made of the positive/negative status of the ROI for each cancer definition.
These contours mainly follow the transition from a lower biological productivity at the beginning of the analyzed period to a state of larger production levels at the end.
Photographic realism, and a 'likeness', are not the essence of true portraiture unless a fleeting revelation is snatched from the contours of a face in transition.
The basic contours of the great Victorian transition in medicine are known, from vapors and leeches to Pasteur and public plumbing, but by examining the death records of two representative cities more exhaustively than has been done for any comparable population, the researchers hope to determine just what killed people when doctors were finally getting the hang of not doing the job themselves.
We also blurred the contour of the green disk by linearly transitioning between the color of the disk and the color of the background.
The local contour passing through each reference particle in the transition region is extracted from the local profile of the smoothed color function.
At the right are their corresponding contour diagrams which show the maximums of the transition rate for each case.
