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The last result is presented in Figure 6, which corresponds to specimen No. 9 in Liu et al. [23] and to values of Fo q = 6 × 10-3 and a s = 0.35 in the theoretical model.
The left display rack corresponds to specimens found on the left half of the river, and the rack on the right to those encountered on the river's right end.
Labels correspond to specimens listed in Additional file 2. Bootstrap values are placed next to internal branches.
The micrographs of aluminum are shown in Figure 5. Figure 5a corresponds to A1 specimen showing the distribution of precipitates in aluminum alloys.
Approximately 100,000 specimens correspond to type specimens of vascular plants and mosses.
Considering electrons traveling across a specimen, their trajectories (gamma _{mathbf{x},omega }(t)) depend on both their final destination (mathbf{x}) on the detector and the specimen orientation (omega); t is a variable that parametrizes a particle position along its path; (t=t_0) and (t=t_1) correspond to the specimen boundaries.
Based on this model and input image properties, we formulate a regularized quadratic cost function to restore artifact-free phase contrast images that directly correspond to the specimen's optical path length.
It was found that the best mixture, the highest early-age strength and the lowest heat liberation, corresponded to the specimen containing fly ash at 15% (be cement weight).
Most of the WHO-4 cases corresponded to biopsy specimen because such cases which require chimiotherapy are not surgically resected.
Mathematically, all of these methods are based on the central section theorem (DeRosier and Klug 1968a, b; Crowther et al. 1970; Crowther 1971), according to which the Fourier transform (FT) of a 2D projection from a 3D specimen corresponds to a section through the center of the specimen's representation in Fourier space.
The predicted maximum defect size in a volume of a fatigue specimen reasonable corresponds to the size of defect observed on the fracture surface of failed specimen.
