We used the whole fly expression intensity (EI) information, and all of the 26 conditions incorporated in FlyAtlas, including larval and adult tissues.
Psychological studies suggest that the mere fact of division, even when there is no substantive content to it, can be corrosive: in a series of experiments in the 1950s and '60s, groups of similar people arbitrarily divided into subgroups quickly exploded into conflicts of "Lord of the Flies -like intensity.
The individual behavioral patterns scored for each fly included: low-intensity behavioral components (approach, front and side fencing, wing threat, retreat and pursuit); mid-intensity components (lunge, hold, chase, charge); and non-aggressive components (preening and male-male courtship).
The particle position is calculated on the fly from the intensity profile obtained during the cycle, and these coordinates are used to set the scanning center for the next cycle.
In the first place they will provide enhanced viewing of morphology, such as multiplanar reformations, thin- or thick-slab maximum intensity projections, volume rendering, fly through, etc.
The singer shouts key changes and cues solos on the fly, approximating the ramshackle intensity of his live performances.
For fly weighing, pupae volume, trehalose level, IPC cell number, ILP fluorescence intensity, and qPCR results, data were represented as mean ± SEM.
Differences between the fly groups occurred at light intensities below 10 cd m−2.
To determine the location of the fly, the pixel of maximum intensity is found in each frame, and a subset image IΔ sub around this pixel is extracted.
As the eight images of the fly were not of equal intensity and had varying contrast with the background of the frame (e.g. the tertiary reflection was never as dark as the direct image), each image was analysed separately.
