Looking back at Figures 4 and 5 we now have obtained a sketch of the color images, representing the objects of interest.
(3) Volume clustering: the pixels belonging to large volumes representing the objects of interest in 3-D (cornea, iris, anterior crystalline lens surface, posterior crystalline lens surface and IOL) were separated from small volumes through point-connectivity algorithm and thresholding algorithms.
Brand does not only represent the object of sale, but also what that company does and what it is about, in fact!
The association of secondary cephalic pain syndromes with neurological diseases undergoing rehabilitation represented the object of study from other ICCPN groups.
If we posit that the relation represents the object of comprehension, we must also specify that this object is not automatically to be seen as a counter-pole to the subject of comprehension.
Foucault argues that from Descartes up to Kant (during what the French call the Classical Age), representation was simply identified with thought: to think just was to employ ideas to represent the object of thought.
During the local feature extraction, we combined dense scale-invariant feature transform (SIFT) [8] of features with cell structured local binary patterns (cLBP) [9] to represent the object of interest.
Inquirers must make numerous, contingent choices along the way, concerning how to conceive and represent the object of knowledge, what aspects of it to study, how to interpret evidence concerning the object, and how to represent the conclusions drawn (Longino 1990, Nelson 1990).
Echeverria isolates the milagritos - bronze pendants that are attached to the Virgin and represent the object of prayer - and photographs them using the pin and string they originally came with.
However, despite an initial enthusiasm for their possible clinical application, widespread inconsistencies have been observed among the studies, and miRNA-based tools still represent the object of research within clinical diagnostic or treatment protocols.
