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Each solution image was characterised by a range of dedicated, quantitative descriptors, and the results interpreted by multivariate data modelling.
These images were characterised by standard image features, RQA quantification and the newly proposed features.
Imaging is characterised by mild to moderate cylindrical bronchiectasis typically affecting the anterior basal right middle lobe and lingula, often with associated ill-defined tree-in-bud or centrilobular nodules (Fig. 9b).
Some images are characterised by a double-celled convection pattern with the dawn cell dominant on the dusk one for a southward (B_z) (Fig. 8c, d and f), some have a more complex convection pattern which consists of several cells for northward (B_z) (Fig. 8a and e) and lastly in some others the cells merge into one large near-corotation cell (Fig. 8b).
Inflammatory muscle lesions on MR images were characterised by diffuse and poorly marginated abnormal signal on T1- and T2-weighted images, with marked enhancement after contrast medium administration [ 16].
The dynamic imaging is characterised by poor enhancement on the arterial phase with homogeneous enhancement on portal venous phase images.
The Palestinians were largely unarmed and the conflict was characterised by images of young men and boys throwing rocks at Israeli troops.
The gas liquid two-phase flow was characterised experimentally by image analyses and numerical simulation using the Fluent code.
The full-field strain distribution during quasi-static tests was characterised using digital image correlation (DIC), and the fatigue damage behaviour was monitored using an infra-red camera.
Noise was characterised on the images of the Catphan CTP 485 uniform module as the standard deviation of pixel values within a square region of interest (ROI) located at the centre of the phantom module.
Second, the meso-scale deformation was characterised by cell-wall strain, cell area ratio, digital image correlation strain and local compressive engineering strain.
