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The model shows what could be the deep structure for both boundary and figure completion and for morphological structures such as the medial axis of a shape.

To identify SYSTEMATIC names using a CRF, we used regular expressions to define patterns that identify morphological structures such as isomers (ex: 3,5,4'-trihydroxy-trans-stilbene), as well as the expressions used in [22].

Other interfaces explain previously described morphological structures such as the fenestrated wall (which shows D5 symmetry), the three horizontal wall tiers, the major and minor grooves, the anchor structure and the internal collar (which unexpectedly has C5 symmetry).

We next examined whether the sites might correspond to morphological structures such as presynaptic varicosities and postsynaptic spines, and whether those structures behave similarly to the puncta or are more stable.

For any automatic detection and screening system developed for retinal illnesses, the detection of morphological structures such as the optic disc, macula, and vessels is extremely important.

LCM has the advantage of allowing single cells to be isolated directly from morphological structures, such as ducts or lobules in the breast.

The knowledge of the morphological structure of such materials is still incomplete and controversial, mainly because of the compositional complexity.

Using non-linear morphological wavelet decomposition, geometric structures such as edges are better preserved in the lower resolution images compared to the case when the linear wavelets are used in the decomposition [10].

Its utility in modern biology stems from the supposed common origin of such morphological structures and a redefinition involving decent from common ancestry (4).

Males on the other hand evolved morphological structures that increase their mating success, such as modified antennae acting as grasping structures [ 53].

The appeal to morphological computation (MacIver 2009), whereby properties of anatomical structures (such as the shape of bats ears) play a computational role in a cognitive process (such as echolocation), also relies on the Body as Distributor thesis.