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This paper presents a novel mixed integer non-linear mathematical model for the green vessel scheduling problem, which directly accounts for the carbon dioxide emission costs in sea and at ports of call.

This paper presents a novel mixed integer nonlinear mathematical programming model for the green vessel scheduling problem with transit time requirements in a liner shipping route with "Emission Control Areas", which not only enforces constraints on the quantity of emissions that are produced by vessels within "Emission Control Areas", but also captures the cargo transit time requirements.

However, the ELCs were the major contributor to restore vascular structure as showed by the triple staining of engrafted cells (hChrom, green), vessel (RECA, red), and all cell nuclei (DAPI, blue).

The green vessels attached to host vessels lacking GFP and blood cells circulated seamlessly between the contiguous vessels.

The presence of insulin (red) and CD31 staining for endothelial cells (green) shows vessel growth and insulin function in co-cultured islets).

Upon angiography by intracardial micro-injection of a red fluorescent dye (tetramethylrhodamine-dextran, TRITC-dextran, Mr 2×10 Da), the otherwise green blood vessels in Tg(Flk1:eGFP) tadpoles became orange, while the VCLV and DCLV remained green (Fig. 1D).

(b) A top view of the same labyrinth area where the maternal (red) and fetal (green) blood vessels can be seen in a longitudinal section; which is the view provided in our placenta movies.

The steamer was inclosed by ice stretching as far as the eye could reach, tumbled, irregular, of a pale green color!" The vessel lies motionless in this dangerous situation, "save when the ice parted a little around the boat, showing the black water.... Of course the weather was bitterly cold".

Antibody-stain with anti-GFP antibody was performed to increase the fluorescence green signal in vessel that has been reduced due to fluorescence diffusion by fixation.

Techniques such as phosphorescence quenching for oxygen tension measurements and indocyanine green fluorescence for vessel perfusion monitoring rely on surface measurements of vascular fluorescence.

Figure  6A depicts the overlay of a z-stack in the xy-plane showing the distribution of Cx40 (green) within the vessel wall with an intact endothelial layer (CD31, blue) and smooth muscle cells (α-smooth muscle actin, red).