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Another reason for the increasing interest in kinetic effects is the increased computer capacity, which enables three dimensional (3-D) kinetic plasma simulations in reasonable computational time.
This method enables two dimensional mapping of water as it moves through an amorphous carbohydrate solid with ~1 mm thickness, while concurrently imaging state changes from amorphous to crystalline sucrose.
High-resolution peripheral quantitative computed tomography (HR-pQCT) imaging with medical image processing techniques enable three dimensional (3D) analysis of volumetric bone mineral density (vBMD) of bones of different sizes and shapes.
Single positron emission computed tomography (SPECT) is a more modern functional assessment technique enabling three dimensional imaging [ 16], which has lead to improved sensitivity, specificity, and reproducibility [ 17– 17].
Alternatively, PS-OCT enables the three dimensional analysis of birefringence due to collagen fibers and has a wide transversal measurement area.
MAR is advantageous because it enables one to explore a higher dimensional and much larger space of the kinetic parameters of a complex model.
These lift motors and directional motors enable the three dimensional control over the airship.
Robotic surgery offers 3-dimensional and magnified view, surgical instruments that enable seven degrees of intracorporeal movement and is predominantly surgeon-led with minimal reliance on a skilled surgical assistant [ 35– 35].
Due to the high imaging speed, FDOCT systems enable the acquisition of three dimensional image data in-vivo which is especially beneficial for numerous ophthalmic imaging applications [12].
This confinement of light is advantageous since it allows optical sectioning of the sample, enabling the reconstruction of three dimensional (3D) models.
Recent advances in sensitivity and imaging speed using Fourier domain detection have enabled the acquisition of three dimensional (3D) data sets comprising several tens, or even hundreds of thousands of axial scans within a few seconds [ 11– 16].
