Figure 3 shows a cross sectional view of a single row of reciprocal lattice rods filling of the diffraction conditions.
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It is assumed that these cuts may be many, but so far succeeded established only four criteria ( sectional views and structures ):
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Fig 3 ( b ) shows the cross sectional view of the axial sensor where the temperature difference is established between the top and bottom surfaces.
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ATOM not treat the system as a'flat'configuration, but as a'spatial', taken from several points of view-as separate, although reciprocally incorporated'sectional views'( reflections ), depending on separable criteria of decomposition.
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Like slit lamp biomicroscopy, OCT does not penetrate opaque tissues well but enables detailed, cross-sectional views of transparent tissues, often with greater detail than is possible with a slit lamp.
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*The crystal structure of the Ter DNA-Tus protein complex ( A ) showing the nonblocking and the fork-blocking faces of Tus . ( B ) A cross-sectional view of the helicase-arresting surface.
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In principle Speckle tracking is available for deformation measurement in all directions, however, due to the limitation of lateral resolution in apical images, measuring circumferential and transmural deformation needs parasternal cross sectional views.
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In reality, all fibers in a UD ply are aligned longitudinally; however, in the cross-sectional view, the distribution of fibers is random, and there is no distinguishable regular pattern in which fibers are arrayed.
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In work that began in the 1960s, Sir Godfrey built a machine that used X-rays to make three-dimensional images of the body's interior, allowing doctors a new and cross-sectional view of organs, bones and other tissues.
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The collage is a sectional view of the period after the World War I . It is possible to recognize faces of German President Friedrich Ebert in a swimsuit and US President Woodrow Wilson as an angel of peace.
