Sentence examples for mirror section from inspiring English sources

Nayar and Baker use a mathematical formula to prove that a single-viewpoint catadioptric omnidirectional system mirror section must be a quadratic curve [16].

We have only varied the number of holes in the periodic mirror section, as shown in Fig. 2a and tapering outside cavity, NTO as shown in Fig. 2b.

This trend is partly due to the increase in the optical confinement within the cavity as the number of holes in each Bragg mirror section increases - meaning that the optical energy at the resonance wavelength is trapped longer within the cavity.

These discrepancies between Gallyas and Campbell Switzer methods are readily demonstrable if mirror section pairs are initially fluorolabeled and one of the section pair is subsequently stained with Gallyas and the counterpart with Campbell Switzer method, as shown in Fig.  3.

One section of each pair was routinely stained with hematoxylin and eosin, whereas the mirror sections were kept unstained.

Mirror sections were labelled at this stage with 20 μM PI to stain the total number of nuclei in each section.

In order to discriminate between spermatogonia and spermatocytes, we further performed immunohistochemistry in mirror sections of 8 week and day 17 testes with antibodies specific to synaptonemal complex protein 3 (SCP3) that is expressed in spermatocyte but not in spermatogonia.

To determine the relationship between UbcH10 expression and tissue proliferation, we correlated its expression in carcinomas with the proliferation rate of thyrocytes, as measured by Ki-67 staining; this latter showed the same tissue distribution of UbcH10, which was evident when adjacent (mirror) sections were stained.

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Increasing NTO has influenced the Q-factor because the light propagated more smoothly into the periodic Bragg-mirror sections - although the scattering losses have reduced the total optical transmission of the microcavity.

Mirror-section technique was performed in five selected double-positive tumours to identify cancer cells that were nuclei positive for both cyclin E and p53.