In his satisfyingly scuffed abstractions — three blue stripes or an imperfectly perpendicular cross — Zurier has one eye on the view from his studio and the other trained on the private and knotty terrain of emotion.
The luminal centerline was determined, and perpendicular cross-sectional images were reconstructed.
The lower right panel shows two perpendicular cross sections throughout the stack of images.
In contrast with Kirchhoff's beam theory the restrictions of perpendicular cross-section and inextensible arc length are removed.
These planes are also used to reconstruct perpendicular cross-sectional image of aortic valve by applying multiplanar reformations to detect associated mild aortic valve regurgitation [24].
The TSNWs are regularly inclined to the wafer surface in both 60° on two mutually perpendicular cross sections as shown in Fig. 2a, whose direction deviates from (110) plane approximately to 50°.
Fig. 4 a, b Perpendicular cross-section of the green glazed tile from the Holy Virgin Mary Church at Malbork Castle [a optical microscopy (OM), b backscattered electron composition (SEM/BEC) image].
The main assumption which leads to the uniform, with respect to the rate of elongation, representation can be formulated as the proportionality of the length of the body to the square of its perpendicular cross-section, measured in wavelengths.
The analytical equations for channel potential and characteristic length have been derived by decomposing TMQG into two 2D perpendicular cross-sections (triple metal double gate, TMDG) and the effective characteristic length of TMQG is found using equivalent number of gates (ENG) method.
Protonemal tissue initially consists of chloronemal cells with characteristic perpendicular cross walls and a high density of chloroplasts.
However, taking a perpendicular cross section through the flow fields in which the nucleus is not visible shows that the nucleus rarely changes the flow field.
