Reflected image

Kubanek, P., Busch, O., Thomson, S. et al. (2004) Imaging reflection IR spectroscopy as a tool to achieve higher integration for high-throughput experimentation in catalysis research. J. Comb. Chem., 6, 420. 

Then the thermal propagator is represented by a sum over free propagators each one displaced in time by the pure complex quantity i(3l. Actually this result can be seen as describing a scalar field constrained in the time axes, now considered as a sum of complex quantities. Each term G0(x — x — ifiln) in G(x — xr-,/3)n is but the contribution of images reflected on the walls placed at Im(t) = 0 and Im(t) = f3. This interpretation is reinforced by a similar expression that can be derived if we consider the field within a slab of two parallel planes, such that for instance one at z = 0 and the other at z = L (J.C. da Silva et.al., 2002). 

Fluorescence microscopy is routinely used to study the location and movement of intracellular species. In general, the fluorescence image reflects the location and concentration of the probe, or that amount of probe remaining in a photobleached sample (Figure 1.8, lower left). Consequently, quantitative fluorescence microscopy... 

Intraoperative diagnostics Direct (microscopic) imaging Reflected light, , . . ° Complete resection of tumor margins fluorescence °... 

Optical mammography Brain imaging Sequential and/or parallel detection of light at selected points reconstruction of 2D, 3D images Reflected or Breast tumours transmitted light, fluorescence Brain perfusion, stroke... 

Non-contracting viable myocardium traps potassium analogues in the myocyte potassium space, such as Thallium ( ° T1) for SPECT imaging and Rb for PET imaging, reflecting sufficient cell membrane... 

In addition to hydrogen atoms, MRI can create, for example, 31P images which are excellent indicators of energy metabolism. 23Na images reflect extracellular and intracellular fluid fluxes. 

Not all objects are handed. There s no such thing as a "right-handed" tennis ball or a "left-handed" coffee mug. When a tennis ball or a coffee mug is held up to a mirror, the image reflected is identical to the ball or mug itself. Objects that do have a handedness to them are said to be chiral (pronounced ky-ral, from the Greek cheir, meaning hand), and objects that lack handedness are said to be nonchiral, or achiral. 

When the tip is scanned laterally above the substrate, the obtained image reflects both the surface topography and the distribution of its chemical reactivity. This makes the data interpretation difficult if no a priori information... 

The reconstructed images reflect counts per volume or radioactivity concentrations. The data are converted to SUV images based on the following formula (12). 

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