Figure 4 A cross-sectional photograph of ZnO nanowire with nanowire length of 3 μm.
PA detection was carried out at two frequencies, using 50- and 20-MHz transducers raster-scanned over the sample with a step size of 0.02 mm. Figure 10(a) depicts the PAM obtained at 50 MHz for the goat rib sample whose cross-sectional photograph is shown below it.
This simplifies the estimation of effective physical properties of composite materials from cross-sectional photographs via bounds.
H1 and H2 were about 40 μm and 15 μm, respectively, the cross-sectional photographs of the target showed that the CH layer and the Al foil adhered perfectly with each other.
The 65 gigabyte data set of cross-sectional photographs will be used for scientific study as part of the National Library of Medicine's Visible Human Project, but photographer Frank Schott and art director Croix Gagnon had different ideas for it.
From cross-sectional photographs (Jeol 6310 scanning electron microscope [SEM]; JEOL Ltd, Tokyo, Japan), we calculated the porosity of the titanium particles to be 83% ± 2% (mean ± standard deviation [SD]); pores were interconnected.
(b) Cross-sectional TEM photograph.
For further verification of the in vivo MSOT and FMT images, cross-sectional color photographs (RGB) and fluorescence images were also obtained using a cryotome supplemented by a home-built multispectral epi-fluorescence system [30].
The Imperial War Museum's bomb was now covered in numbered tape, and surrounded by black-and-white photographs, sectional diagrams, and homemade tools.
Successive layers were ground away until nothing was left, but cross-sectional drawings or photographs were prepared at each stage and used to reconstruct brain structure in three-dimensional wax models as a basis for comparisons of brain structure in a range of early vertebrate groups (see Stensiö 1963).
The cross-sectional EPI3 study was a "photograph" of a given day of medical practice and the prescriptions written by GPs in France.
