"Well, I wouldn't say flat," Jamie corrected.
These images are "dark subtracted (onboard)," "flat-field corrected (discussed in 5.1 and 5.2)," and "brightness of quadrants adjusted (discussed in 5.3)." Note that although these processes improve the scientific usefulness of IR2 images, they do not significantly change their appearance.
The device was also flat-field corrected in order to account for small defects within the optical train.
Hence, to obtain more complete and organism-specific models of the reaction networks of M. tuberculosis and M. leprae, we integrated the model of the MAP developed by Raman and co-workers [41] into the corrected flat files of these organisms.
To calculate the local near-surface wind speed more precisely, the surface wind speed over non-flat areas are usually corrected from the modeled wind speed over flat terrain with a topographic factor, T f : V_{m} = T_{f} cdot V_{mf} (2 where V m is the mean wind velocity at height ({text{Z}}) above a non-flat terrain and V mf is the mean wind velocity above flat terrain.
Rayleigh scattering was blocked using a holographic notch filter, and the tilted baselines of some SERS spectra were corrected to flat using OMNIC 8 software (Thermo Fisher Scientific, Waltham, MA, USA).
Osteotomy in this plane allows rotation of opposing flat surfaces that correct angular and rotational deformity simultaneously and maintain full bone contact.
After dark-field (to remove camera noise) and flat-field (to correct for uneven illumination) corrections, image arithmetic was used to take the ratio of CC2-DMPE intensity over DiBAC4(3) intensity.
Most of the time, Auto-Tune is used imperceptibly, to correct flat or sharp notes.
Fig. 5 On top: sample projection (after sinogram stitching) corrected with dynamic flat fielding.
On bottom: pixel-by-pixel difference between the same image corrected with conventional flat fielding (not reported).
