What was needed was a way to not only automatically visualise that data, but do it in a way that puts emotion back into "reliving" a cycling trip and, in the future, any outdoor activity, such as a hike or road trip.
Micro X-ray computed tomography (μCT) is a promising technique, not only to visualise juveniles inside the bursae, but also to keep the sample intact and make the dataset of the scan available for future reference.
Not only can we visualise that the clitoris is more than what the eye perceives; with the visual model we can also now get a mental image of how it encircles the vagina, making penetrative sex potentially orgasmic.
Activity in the kidneys and bladder was only visualised on the early images.
As discussed, with the development of the reconstructed 3D model integrated with BIM, workers can visualise not only the surface of fixtures and fittings, but also the material behind the walls.
In addition, the reconstructed 3D model in 4.2 will be integrated with the developed BIM so that the users can visualise not only the fixtures and fittings, but also the shapes of building materials behind the walls or columns, such as rebars (as shown in Fig. 4).
Thus, accurate assessment of the response of bone metastases to treatment requires visualising not only the tumour burden but also structural changes in the bone.
This approach has not only shown the ability to visualise the process of interdiffusion but also demonstrated the ability of high-pressure CO2 to 'tune' the rate of interdiffusion, this information is important for a better understanding of CO2-induced mixing of polymeric materials.
I can't help but visualise my own family in those circumstances.
Not only muscles, but also nerves are visualised by functional MRI.
