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Atomic force microscopy (AFM) images of the cellulose nanocrystals were acquired with a Pico Plus atomic force microscope (Molecular Imaging) operating in air.

The experiments of Figure 3 figure supplement 3B were recorded using a 4 MP global shutter CMOS camera (Basler acA2040-90umNIR, Graftek Imaging) operating at 20 fps and a 35 mm focal length lens (Fujinon CF35HA-1, B&H Photo, New York, NY).

Three patients undergoing stereotactic surgery for movement disorders, at the institution's intraoperative magnetic resonance imaging operating suite, were studied with fiber tractography.

Using commercial swept laser technology, we developed a prototype OCT imaging system for small animal ocular imaging operating in the 1050 nm wavelength range at an axial scan rate of 100 kHz with ~6 µm axial resolution.

All images were analysed using Smart SEM software v 5.05 (Zeiss, Germany) for imaging operated at 1.5 kV.

Most OCT systems for retinal imaging operate at a center wavelength in the 800 nm range [ 8], primarily due to negligible absorption by water.

Standard commercial SD-OCT systems for small animal imaging operate at the 850 nm wavelength range with imaging speeds up to 40,000 axial scans per second, 3-7 µm resolution, and <2.5 mm imaging range in tissue.

The extended DEDR method combined with the dynamic VA regularization has been adapted to the NN computational framework for perceptually enhanced and considerably speeded up reconstruction of the RS imagery acquired with imaging array radar and/or fractional SAR imaging systems operating in an uncertain RS environment.

This property allows the quality assurance system to provide assurances with regard to the diagnostic acceptability of the irreversibly compressed data at multiple resolutions, allowing high-resolution images to pass the same acceptability tests as lower resolution images that might be produced by less capable imaging equipment or by the same imaging equipment operating at reduced resolution.

It contains a three-band imaging photometer operating at 250, 350 and 500 μm, and an imaging Fourier transform spectrometer covering 194 672 μm.

Here, an approach is used which combines ex‐situ characterisation of two anode gas diffusion/microporous layers (GDL-A and GDL-B) with X-ray computed tomography (CT) and in-operando analysis using neutron imaging of operating fuel cells.