Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 76N. Zanichelli, 1981 - Nuclear physics |
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... structure or texture of tissue . Only the detection of tissue structure will be considered in this lecture . Autocorrelation functions have been computed for scans of liver and spleen by PULLAN et al . [ 12 ] and RITCHINGS et al . [ 13 ] ...
... structure or texture of tissue . Only the detection of tissue structure will be considered in this lecture . Autocorrelation functions have been computed for scans of liver and spleen by PULLAN et al . [ 12 ] and RITCHINGS et al . [ 13 ] ...
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... structures ( even if tentative ) of the metabolic process under study have been postulated on the basis of a priori knowledge . As already pointed out , the identification of a model structure is a very hard problem , i.e. the structure ...
... structures ( even if tentative ) of the metabolic process under study have been postulated on the basis of a priori knowledge . As already pointed out , the identification of a model structure is a very hard problem , i.e. the structure ...
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... structure ( that is compartmental sizes and transfer rate constants ) , but also from parameters which , as well as being inferrable from the parameters of the assumed compartmental structure , can be also evaluated ( and in some cases ...
... structure ( that is compartmental sizes and transfer rate constants ) , but also from parameters which , as well as being inferrable from the parameters of the assumed compartmental structure , can be also evaluated ( and in some cases ...
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A R D THORNTON | 1 |
Physicists and clinicians | 5 |
The Fourier transform properties of an image | 12 |
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