Sentence examples for reconstruction of structures from inspiring English sources

As an example, serial section electron tomography (ssET) now allows for three-dimensional (3D) reconstruction of structures, and reveals novel features, due to almost isotropic resolution within the reconstruction rather than being limited in the z-direction by the thickness of plastic sections (McEwen and Marko, 2001; Muller-Reichert et al., 2010).

In order to compare the success of both methods, we illustrated three-dimensional reconstructions of structures based on microCT imaging as well as on histological serial sectioning.

The suppression of defect-related emission of In2O3 is correlated to the reconstruction of defect structures and improvement in crystallinity of In2O3 structures [26] by thermal radiation treatment.

In the case of the highly branched gonads found in E. pusillus, depicted here for the first time, the advantages offered by the digitized reconstruction of morphological structures become obvious: a 3D reconstruction of such complex structures would be particularly demanding using traditional techniques.

For three-dimensional (3D) reconstruction of MG23 structures, particle images for the large bowl-shaped and asymmetric small structures were automatically picked up from the electron micrographs.

Constructing the replica is a joint project of the museum in Warsaw and the Handshouse Studio, a Massachusetts-based nonprofit organization that emphasizes learning by building, particularly the reconstruction of historical structures and other objects.

Microsurgical reconstruction of intraoral structures requires accurate planning of flap shape and dimensions.

Attractive methods that perform simultaneous reconstruction of missing structures and textures in images have also been proposed [1, 2].

Results of inverting simulated data indicates that reconstruction of tilted structures due to gravity waves should be possible.

This material has been developed for the reconstruction of dermal structures and is designed as a bilayer.

Furthermore, bacterial sulfatases might be involved in decomposition of sulfated mucins (Murty et al. 1992) and reconstruction of extracellular structures by desulfation of glycosaminoglycans (Mougous et al. 2002) for bacterial infection.