Visually, a certain feature viewed at low magnification transforms into a constellation of more detailed features at high magnification.
D-L Alvarez does something just as transformative, drawing from computerized images of Manson family members and Black Panthers that break down, upon magnification, into pixelated grids.
Each section was divided at low power (× 40 optical magnification) into three areas representing the stromal interface, tumour margin, and the tumour centre.
Nuclei were classified at × 630 magnification into five classes depending on the number of spots present: 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5+ spots.
We now extend each of these mappings to weighted projective space, which is a compact orbifold, and show that magnification relations translate into a statement about the behavior of these extended mappings at infinity.
The laser output was coupled by a microscope objective lens (N.A. = 0.25, magnification = 10X) into a 1.5 m long multimode fiber (N.A. = 0.22, core 400 µm; Fiberoptics Technology, Pomfret, CT).
Images of serial sections taken near the optic nerve were obtained on a JEOL 1230 scope or a Phillips CM10 scope at 2950× magnification and scanned into a computer.
Mrs. Garman's accident occurred in September 2006, when she received twice her prescribed dose five separate times because a physicist had "entered an incorrect magnification factor into the treatment planning computer," according to state regulators.
The resulting low magnification images were scanned into a computer and analysed using digital image software (GIMP, GNU General Public Licence Gnome Foundation Inc , Boston, MA, USA).
Scanning electron microscopy under high magnification revealed a layered structure to the agglomerates, where ash particles are subsumed into a fused material.
