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In more detail, the second tool takes as input datasets with KEGG gene codes and pathways, links the genes present in the input table to specific modules (i.e., a collection of functional units) and returns an image of a KEGG pathway highlighting (in red) the modules representing genes in the input dataset.

Then, in order to obtain the image weighting factor W(|∇ x ref|) one can apply one of the diffusion functions in Table 1 to the anatomical image, which will return an image where homogeneous regions have a large weight and close to edges the weight approaches zero.

When the gesture is repeated at the end of the "Return to Oz" sequences, it means one thing, and when it returns as an image of the dangers involved in adult gay life, it means something else.

In Cosmopolis, his slender tale of the collapse of global markets, DeLillo returns to an image that featured prominently in Players, written almost a quarter-century earlier.

The company has also sought to reclaim its preppy heritage, slimming down its sizes and returning to an image of young American aristocrats at play.

A contemporary print is "A Mirrorical Return" (1998), an image of a nude photographed in a mirror as she stands reading a letter by a window in a hallway.

The distinctive feature of this work is the use of a single camera with two sensors which returns a unique image with thermal and visual images at a time, as opposed to the-state-of-the-art, for example the multibiometric modalities and hyperspectral images.

The function roipoly works by selecting vertices of the polygon and, as a result, it returns a binary image that can be used as mask for masked filtering.

In addition, SECISaln returns a graphical image of the predicted structure of the user-submitted sequence as well as a multiple structural alignment of all SECIS elements of that type already present in the database.

The program passes the genomes to BLASTn (release 2.2.28+) using default parameters with the first genome as the reference, and returns a graphical image of concentric rings where the density of color at a particular location within a ring indicates nucleotide homology with respect to the reference.

Like "Sarabande," "The Return" ends with an image of the sun pushing past a cloud, as if insisting on its reappearance.