Cephalochordates and vertebrates are segmented, as are the annelids and their relatives; however, segmentation in the two groups probably evolved independently.
In Fig. 11 it can be seen that very challenging data can be segmented as well.
The dChip-normalized signal intensities were converted to log2 ratios and segmented as follows.
ILM is relatively easy to find and is of clinical use, thus it is segmented as well.
For each dataset, a tomogram was constructed and segmented as described in "Biomass segmentation" section.
Since accurate photoreceptor classification depends on correctly segmented photoreceptors, however, the rods improperly segmented as cones in Fig. 6(b) resulted in misclassification.
But surprisingly, after the 42nd iteration, all segmented vessels are gone and only the boundary of the retina remains as segmented as presented in Figure 22c.
Yet audiences seem increasingly segmented, as record companies and concert promoters stream performers into a given niche.
The media segmented as each lifestyle niche got its own treatment.
The workers cut the frayed ends off the cables and clamped them together, leaving the section of cable looking as segmented as a finger and not terribly reliable.
Now as then, in too many places, there is hardly any work at all. Britain's economy is as segmented as ever, and to repeatedly kick people into local labour markets that barely exist is not just cruel but stupid.
