First, we compute the area of a spatiotemporal segment at each frame which results in a series of areas a=a 1,a 2,a 3,...,a n, where n is the number of frames spanned by a spatiotemporal segment.
If the integration (exposure) time of the sensor is not a multiple of the period of the fluorescent light source, the amount of integrated light varies per field (frame), which results in temporal intensity flickering and changing colors.
The paper presents the outcomes of a large experimental research on timber-glass wall elements where glass panes are directly bonded to the timber frame, which results in a load-bearing and visually interesting wall element suitable for lightweight timber structures.
Using a higher threshold for animals makes sense because all the phyla of animals appeared within a short time frame which results in closer inter-genera molecular relationships but wide phenotypic characteristics.
In this section we present the results of the frame analysis, which resulted in five frames concerning the grounds for the decisions.
A detailed sequence analysis of the P. furiosus chitinase genes around the gene split of PF1234 and PF1233 confirmed the suggestion of Oku and Ishikawa [ 16] that a one nucleotide insertion at position 1006 in PF1234 caused a frame shift which resulted in the generation of a stop codon after a stretch of ten amino acids.
A few years ago, Oku and Ishikawa suggested a different explanation for this observation: In principle, P. furiosus has also a single chitinase gene like T. kodakarensis, but a one nucleotide insertion at position 1006 in PF1234 caused a frame shift which resulted in the separation of the chitinase gene into two genes.
StereoInvestigator optical fractionator settings for DCX quantification were as follows: grid size, 200 × 80; counting frame, 50 × 50, which resulted in an average of 250 markers counted per animal.
The horizontally traveling distance between frame 2 and frame 3 was 5.89 μm, which resulted in a 176 μm/sec instantaneous velocity.
