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To concomitantly achieve sensitivity and the high-resolution enabled by 2-13C pyruvate with the unique labeling pattern and amino acid-specific line shape provided by 3-13C pyruvate, we decided to simultaneously use both 2-13C and 3-13C pyruvate.

Nevertheless, the resulting shape provided by the Fast-SfS algorithm follows the profile of the real object and the peaks can be efficiently corrected by merging the reconstructed shape with the information gathered from the stereo-vision algorithm (as discussed in Section 'Related works').

Another important feature of our method is the reproducibility and control (over module dimensions and shape) provided by lithographic techniques [5], combined with accessibility to biologists who do not have access to specialized equipment.

The IHCs and OHCs are visible, and the tunnel of Corti presents with its normal A-frame shape provided by the twin pillar cells (Fig.  3A H).

Furthermore, the natural frequencies and mode shapes provided by the ambient vibration test are correlated with modal estimates derived from a numerical model developed at the design stage.

Then regional mode shape curvature (RMSC) in damaged state which takes advantage of the high spatial resolution of mode shapes provided by moving vehicle test is defined to enhance the anti-noise ability.

One solution is to fall back to the approach advocated by MacLeod (2002a), and use exemplar shapes provided by plant biologists (e.g., Hickey, 1973; Leaf Architecture Working Group, 1999), which have been developed through the observation of large numbers of leaves by many botanists, an organic form of shape decomposition.

The identification of regions of interests uses shape information provided by multi-scale medial axis (MMA).

A possible functional explanation for the association between vertical disc herniation and vertebral shape is provided by Harrington et al. [ 24].

The second assumption of a uniform scattering coefficient is also justified by a much larger contrast (both in terms of value and spectral shape) typically provided by absorption versus scattering in a large number of cases (cancer, functional activation, localized hemorrhage, etc).

Illustration of shape variation is provided by the wireframes in Figure  4 and the comparison plate of skull photographs in Figure  5.