Three descriptors, namely circularity, solidity, and aspect ratio, are proposed to represent the area-perimeter relationship, hydration and packing and 3D shape of the pores, respectively.
Parametric measurements include the influence of several factors (e.g. shape, aspect ratio, solidity ratio, detailing) on the magnitude of the measured drag coefficients.
A comprehensive examination of several critical VAWT design parameters was undertaken which included the turbine solidity, blade number, blade aspect ratio and non-prismatic strut design.
Specifically, we have validated objective parameters associated with morphology, including area, perimeter, Feret's diameter (caliper), circularity, aspect ratio, solidity, and the number of grid crossings between cell-positive area and a grid.
Shape descriptors (area, perimeter, circularity, Feret's diameter, aspect ratio, and solidity) were quantified on 179 × 133 μm fields (A).
We validated several parameters, including area, perimeter, Feret's diameter (caliper), circularity, aspect ratio, and solidity, providing quantitative information on M/M morphology over wide tissue portions.
Once segmented, the objects meeting the minimum size to be analyzed were measured for the following parameters: area, perimeter, Feret's diameter (caliper), circularity, aspect ratio, and solidity.
Area (A), perimeter (B), circularity (C), Feret's diameter (D), aspect ratio (E), solidity (F), and grid crossings (G) calculated for naïve (striatum and cortex), tMCAo, pMCAo, or TBI mice are shown as box and whiskers with line at mean and min-to-max values.
Area (A), perimeter (B), circularity (C), Feret's diameter (D), aspect ratio (E), and solidity (F) calculated for naïve (striatum and cortex), tMCAo, pMCAo, or TBI mice are shown as box and whiskers with line at mean and min-to-max values.
As part of the 1951 Festival of Britain on South Bank in London, Dick co-designed - with college colleagues Robert Goodden (obituary, March 26 2002) and Dick Russell - the Lion and Unicorn Pavilion, celebrating as twin aspects of Britishness the solidity and strength of the lion and the imagination and eccentricity of the unicorn.
