Physical characteristics of apricot pit and its kernel such as mass, dimensions and geometric mean diameter were determined.
Physical characteristics of the nut and kernel such as mass, dimensions, geometric mean diameter, sphericity, volume surface area and shell thickness were determined.
For each component in an assembly a two step features search is performed: firstly (using the minimal bounding box) mass, dimensions and symmetries are identified allowing the part to be classified, according to DFA convention, as either rotational or prismatic; secondly form features are extracted allowing an effective method of mechanised orientation to be determined.
The variables, (kappa, omega ) and (mu ) are constants with mass dimensions (-1, 0) and ( 1), respectively.
In 86% of cases (99 out of 115), adrenal masses were lower than 35 mm on CT, while in the remaining 16 (14%) mass dimensions were greater.
No correlation was found either between mass dimensions and endocrine alterations or haemodynamic/metabolic parameters, or between endocrine alterations and haemodynamic/metabolic parameters.
We found that: i. baseline echocardiography LV mass, dimensions and systolic function (EF%) were comparable in insulin-resistant individuals and controls; ii.
Post-delivery evaluation demonstrated a herniated sac-like mass (dimensions = 3mm × 4mm) at the root of umbilical cord and confirmed that the umbilical cord contained only one artery.
In addition, the risk of mass enlargement was constant over time and no basal predictor was present either with regard to morphological characteristics, such as initial mass dimensions, or functional status, such as the presence of subclinical endocrine alterations at entry.
The morphology ultrasound at 20 weeks of gestation on the fetus showed the presence of a single umbilical artery and a cystic mass (dimensions = 29mm × 25mm) at the root of the umbilical cord, connecting to the urinary bladder and no bowel contents enclosed within.
