As the flow inside the volute is fully three dimensional and turbulent, better understanding of flow mechanism has priority before modifying the volute design procedure.
This review presents a novel concept that incorporates a three dimensional view into the understanding of androgenetic alopecia, and introduces the arrector pili muscle as a new player in the game.
Currently, there is an urgent need for understanding the three dimensional structure of full-length A3G.
Planform meanderbelt exposures display the evolution of the channel which leads to better understanding of three dimensional architecture of the fluvial deposit.
The finding that visual experience is also important for bees has important implications for understanding how three dimensional biologically relevant objects like flowers are recognised in complex environments, and for how machine vision might be taught to solve related visual problems.
The three dimensional structure created here provide a new understanding of the ligand preferences and their interaction with protein.
Only with deep understanding of the unique three dimensional structure of acetabular area, can orthopedic surgeons place screws safely and accurately to avoid the screw penetration of the hip joint [ 8, 9].
Its capability to perform three dimensional imaging with high resolution has improved the understanding of the structure and interactions within biofilms at the microscale.
Previous studies of the natural history of human enamel caries lesions in deciduous and permanent teeth using three dimensional features of polarized light microscopy have contributed to the understanding of the dynamics of caries progression [ 7- 9].
Knowing the three dimensional structure of the transcription initiation complex is of fundamental importance for our understanding of how gene promoters are recognized and used to start transcription.
Topographic maps are a "graphic representation of the three dimensional configuration of the earth" (Geographic Information Technology Training Alliance, 2016) and are commonly used to help gain a three-dimensional understanding of the landscape of a region (Dennis, 1972).
