This interaction can clearly be seen on the dnorm surface (circled in blue, Figure 7c).
A score of 6 was given if area(s) of deep pitting caused by the convergence of separate macroporosities were present on the surface (circled in Fig. 2, score of 6).
From a proper medical image segmentation, bone surfaces are 2D-modelled as constant curvature surfaces (circles) under different criteria.
Fig. 11 Cluster size asymmetry (left) and energy asymmetry (right) obtained in the lateral Z scans at the center of the lateral surfaces (circles) and at 1.8 mm from the center (crosses).
(A ) Schematic representation of the NRP1 b1 extracellular domain and crystal structure highlighting three potential mutagenesis sites: the PAL-E binding site (orange circle), tuftsin binding site (blue circle), and electronegative surface (red circle).
As their feet swooshed across the surface, lines, circles and smears began to appear, gradually spreading to smudge the paper covering the rest of the stage.
Also, both structures display a positively charged electrostatic surface that circles the protein molecule from the top of Δ79AAG to the bottom (see the middle panels of Figure 4A,B), as well as a negative electrostatic region located opposite the DNA binding surface.
Use a rolling pin to flatten each piece of dough over this surface, creating circles about 3 inches (7.5 cm) across.
For blending n canal surfaces, like in Section 4, one picks a convex polyhedron P that reflects the topological structure of the canal surfaces: characteristic circles correspond to vertices and a polynomial canal surface corresponds to an edge, including its two vertices.
Today, their triangles warning of children crossing or slippery surfaces, and circles prohibiting right turns, have become such an integral part of the national landscape it is hard to imagine a time when they didn't exist.
