Classical morphology of plants is not equal to phytonism, but the concept of phytonism is the closest allusion to the basic principle of morphology itself, to Goethe's principle of metamorphosis, according to which one and the same organ make its appearance in multifarious forms [15].
I explained the basic principles of Arabic morphology and classical poetics to Henry, which he internalized effortlessly.
The generalized character of this brain and the great development of some parts which are reduced or rudimentary in higher mammals also aid in clarifying the general principles of forebrain morphology (Loo 1931)".
Since any algorithm that results in weighted averages, including optimum interpolation and ordinary kriging, cannot reproduce correct depths, a new algorithm is designed based on principles of mathematical morphology.
A method based on the principle of mathematical morphology was proposed, which can be used to thicken the colored regions in a color volume dataset (CVD) obtained from slicing an SCM, so that an SCM with thickened colored regions can be formed.
The phase space of such morphologies is characterized and the selection principles of the various morphologies explored are explained.
To elucidate the role of morphology, here we ask whether morphological forms are constrained by putatively universal combinatorial principles, distinct from those applying to phonological patterns.
The work integrates a detailed neural model of auditory localisation in the cricket with a robot morphology that incorporates principles of six-legged locomotion.
d The principle morphology of the deposits as a function of contact angle of the deposited droplet with the substrate.
Morphological species concept Another way that organisms can be classified is on the basis of morphology, or physical features.
"Soldiers have a certain type of morphology," she said.
