The reported methodology could be extended for imaging composite rough surfaces when contrast is based on mechanical properties, adhesion and electrical conductivity.
Both Wales and Scotland have extensive mountain ranges, containing the highest peaks in the UK and characterised by rough terrain, in contrast to the more gently rolling hills of England and Northern Ireland's uplands and valleys.
The fourth piece is a little painting of a rose bush where rough gestural lines contrast sharply with a digitally influenced color fade and more trompe l'oeil water droplets".
In contrast, rough Brucella strains induce macrophage cell death through the release of cytochrome c from the mitochondria.
If we regard the trajectories as representative potential energy profiles, (IV) could serve as an example of a rough terrain in contrast to the small and relatively regular oscillations seen in (I) and (II).
In contrast, rough OMVs induced better levels of IgG2a antibodies than OMVs from smooth and live vaccine strain [ 73].
The risk of skin abrasion also increased when the floor was worn and rough and, in contrast to sole erosion, with small amounts of bedding, as reported in previous studies [ 1, 3, 5].
The French-born Charles Anastase effectively melded Parisian elegance with English romanticism, contrasting rough burlap for slimline overalls with fairy-tale hoop skirts.
Instead of emphasizing Ms. Shafer's legato, however, Mr. Maazel brought it out in the orchestra, smoothing out the transitions in both the Requiem and the opening piece, the Variations on a Theme by Haydn, so that one section yielded to another as if varnish had smoothed over the rough edges, and contrasts came within the movements rather than at the outset.
The contrast between rough areas, indicating thick fur, and the smooth muzzle display real artistry, but the intent of the piece is contained in a label on the jowl, "My Old Setter Dog Joe, God Bless Him".
