Holzer et al. directly mapped a morphological gradient with a fixed 7 × 7 diamond-shape SE evaluating XGA images on a Virtex-5 device, achieving a maximum throughput of 214 MHz.
The shape of Se 3d peaks, shown in Figure 4 b, suggests that NPLs contain mainly selenide ions (Se 3d5/2 line at 53.9 ± 0.2 eV), but also likely traces of di- or poly selenides.
The abruptness of this step, which is not a unique feature of the Lorentzian peak shape per se but simply a consequence of the (compared to the Gaussian) higher DOS around EF, has led to it being assimilated into the interface dipole (as defined above) in the past.
It wouldn't actually change shape per se, but it would be surrounded by an "illusion cloak" that manipulates light to create a different appearance.
Although the aortic pressure curve shape per se contains valuable haemodynamic information, precise analysis of the shape of the peripheral arterial pressure curve cannot be recommended for assessment of haemodynamic status at the bedside.
We concluded that cell shape per se, but not single components of EHS-gel, enhanced this gene expression through HNF-4α, a crucial liver-enriched transcription factor (LETF) regulating a broad range of liver functions (Laurent et al., 2012).
As MECs exhibit a round morphology both in vivo and when exposed to LM1 in culture (Roskelley et al, 1994), it is possible that their similar elastic moduli is due to the round shape per se (Le Beyec et al, 2007).
I'm not saying your head is oddly shaped, per se, but if you have trouble finding glasses that fit then a team from Cambridge, Massachusetts has a pair for you.
To implement reconfigurable flat and shape-based SEs, the pixel samples undergo pre-processing before the morphological process occurs, as illustrated in Figure 5.
One is the shape change per se.
The shape of each SE employed in the image processing approach and the required storage space for the corresponding FIFO buffers, as well as the latency time, are summarized in Supplementary Table S1 (Supplementary Note 5).
