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Larsen route below, we shall therefore assume that methyl transfers take place by the classical SN2 mechanism. The transition states are to be found in the shaded region of Fig. 2. Reactions of ethyl and other simple primary substrates have characteristics similar to those of methyl compounds (Harris, 1974). We shall therefore use results for these compounds to supplement those for the methyl transfers. More substantial differences are found for secondary substrates (Harris. 1974). We shall show that the transition states for these compounds are still in the hatched area but closer to the R + corner. 

Qiromatography is a versatile and useful tool for purifying organic compounds, and with the variety of high-quality adsorbents now corner. W. Cuckow, R. J. C. Harris, and F. EL Speed, /. Soc. Chem. Ind. (London), 68 208 (1949). 

Let us turn to countetfactual theories of causation. The centtal idea of a countetfactual theory is that a countetfactual dependence between distinct events suffices for causation.The first point to underscore is that the countetfactual theory of causation requires an account of events. As Lewis notes, if events are, for instance, extremely fragile — if, in other words, they could not possibly have occurred at any different time or in any different manner other than the exact time and exact manner in which they occurred — then the theory will count as cases of causation many cases that we do not take to be such. For example, Harry stands aside and watches Harriet shoot the 9 ball into the left corner pocket. If Harry had not stood there, the ball would not have dropped into the left corner pocket in exactly the way that it did as a result of Harry s gravitational influence on it. But we would not count Harry s standing by as a cause of the 9 ball dropping into the left corner pocket. Lewis denies that the event in question is that fragile it could have occurred in a slightly different way. ... 

Corner EDS, Leon YA, Bulbrook RD (1960) Steroid sulphatase, arylsulphatase and /S-glucuronidase in marine invertebrates. J Mar Biol Assoc UK 39 51-61 Corner EDS, Kilvington CC, O Hara SCM (1973) Qualitative studies on the metabolism of naphthalene in Maia squinado (Herbst). J Mar Biol Assoc UK 53 819-832 Corner EDS, Harris RP, Kilvington CC, O Hara SCM (1976) Petroleum compounds in the marine food web short-term experiments on the fate of naphthalene in Calanus. J Mar Biol Assoc UK 56 121-133... 

Harris JRW, Bale AJ, Bayne BL, Mantoura RFC, Morris AW, Nelson LA, Radford PJ, Uncles RJ, Weston SA, Widdows J (1984) A preliminary model of the dispersal and biological effect of toxins in the Tamar estuary, England. Ecol Modell 22 253-284 Harris RP, Berdugo V, O Hara SCM, Corner EDS (1977) Accumulation of C-1-naphthalene by an... 

Harris, C. and Stephens, M. (1988) A combined corner and edge detector. In Proceedings of the Fourth Alvey Vision Conference (ed M. Matthews), The University of Sheffield Printing Unit, Manchester, pp. 147-151. 

Crustaceans also exhibit a range in ability to biotransform PAHs. A study with the blue crab (Callinectes sapidus) found that this species was able to extensively metabolize PAHs (naphthalenes, fluorene, and benzo-[a]pyrene) and produce high concentrations of metabolites (Lee et al. 1976). Conversely, Burns (1976) found that another crab (Uca pugnax) possessed a very weak, uninducible microsomal MFO system for metabolizing xenobi-otic hydrocarbons. It was noted that this species was very sensitive to oil pollution because of its limited ability to metabolize hydrocarbons. The larval spot shrimp (Pandalus platyceros) only weakly metabolized naphthalene with 9%-21% of the total " C-naphthalene in tissues present as metabolites (Sanborn and Malins 1977). Contrary to this, fairly extensive biotransformation of naphthalene was demonstrated for the copepod Calanus helgolandicus by Corner et al. (1976) and Harris et al. (1977). 

Corner EDS, Harris RP, Kilvington CC, O Hara SCM (1976) Petroleum compounds in the marine food web short-term experiments on the fate of naphthalene in Calanus. J Mar Biol Assoc UK 56 121-133. 

Structure tensors have been shown to work well in segmenting and locating structures of specific shape. Several books published in the recent years present extensive literature reviews on structure tensors and their applications [13, 15, 19, 48]. In this chapter, we present in Section 2 a brief review of their application in image processing, focusing on their application to the analysis of seismic data. Section 3, describes the 2D first and second order structure tensors and their properties in more detail. Also, two well known corner detectors, based on the structure tensors, namely the Harris and the... 

Harris Corner Detector. In this subsection, we briefly describe the detection of corners as introduced by Harris and Stephens [16]. They used the image structure tensor M with the window w x, y) being a Gaussian. Instead of estimating the eigenvalues Ai and A2 of M separately, they introduced a cornerness measure or corner response R which is a function of the eigenvalues but it can be expressed directly in terms of the matrix elements. Thus, the corner response is defined as... 

Harris Corner Detector Applied to Seismic Sections... 

Fig. 5. [Reproduced in colour in Plate 6 on page 424.] Corner pixels detected by the Harris corner detector for fc = 0.2, cr = 2.

This result may be postprocessed in various ways. The first post-processing is that of Harris and Stephens [16], i.e., to apply non-maxima suppression for identifying the real corner points out of the candidate corner points. A candidate corner pixel is compared with its eight neighbours and if it is the local... 

We use the terminology Harris comer pixels for abbreviation of pixels that axe candidate corner pixels. 

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