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Texture analysis is one of the fundamental aspects of human vision by which we differentiate between surfaces and objects. Texture refers to visual patterns or spatial organization of pixels. Texture classification is deals with identifying a given textured region from a given set of texture classes. Each of these regions has unique texture characteristics. Statistical methods are extensively used to determine the texture as a quantitative measure of the arrangement of intensities in a region…

Quantum mechanics breaks down the macro-universe into the micro-universe, which includes atoms, and subatomic particles such as photons, electrons, and other small particles. Quantum Mechanics was so groundbreaking that many scientists rejected it. Einstein, while helping bring it to life with early works in the early 1900s, worked even harder to prove that quantum mechanics was not…

The development of new drug discovery technologies like high throughput screening, combinatorial chemistry, etc. has led to the discovery of a large number drugs that are poorly water soluble.(1,2) Approximately 40% of the NCEs are poorly water soluble and has poor bioavailability.(3) The successful clinical use of these molecules requires the application of solubility enhancement based formulation approaches. Among the various solubility enhancement technique like use of cosolvents,…

after scientific principles is the fact that the characters’ beliefs can both be correct at the same time even if they seem to contradict each other. This demonstrates the section of quantum mechanics called complementarity. Complementarity is when a photon can behave in multiple ways at once, existing as both a wave and a particle simultaneously even though it should be impossible. The theory of complementarity was discovered by Niels Bohr in 1927, when he combined the ideologies of…

as intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT). Intensity-modulated radiation therapy is a newer, modern technique that uses advanced technology to manipulate beams of radiation to conform to the shape of a tumor target. IMRT uses various small photon or proton beams of different intensities and angles to accurately irradiate a tumor. Unlike other types…

CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION Medical imaging is define as a techniques and processes used to produce the images of the entire or parts of the human body includes normal anatomy and physiology for clinical purposes. It includes a variety of modalities that gives focus to the needs of the patients. Among this are Ultrasonography (USG), Computed Tomography (CT), Computed Radiography (CR), Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), Dental Imaging,…

plants absorbing all wavelengths but reflecting the green wavelength. According to Hubbard and Gallio (2012), once light is shine onto pigments, electrons are excited by the photons, moving the electrons from low energy to high energy. As the spinach leaves are exposed to the white light, the pigments could absorb the photons and excite the electrons to move from low to high energy levels. The rate of CO2 production began to decrease when the spinach leaves were exposed to the white light…

2011, p. 214). Because there is a seasonal aspect to John’s dysthymia, light therapy could also be an option. This consists of a person being exposed to a bright light for 30-120 minutes a day during the winter to mimic the summer months by enhancing photon absorption and adjusting melatonin levels or circadian rhythms (Kearney, 2011, p. 213). This has shown to be very effective for those suffering with seasonal…

Basic Biology The documents I attached include a lab report, worksheets, notes and one exam. My most memorable experiences in biology were in the lab. I got to test the effectiveness of lactase drops when exposed to solutions containing different pH or temperatures. My results indicated that the lactase enzyme had the optimal catalytic activity at temperatures similar to those found in the human stomach; however, the low pH in the stomach–ranging from 2 to 5– rendered the drops ineffective…

Introduction: Organic Molecules are the chemicals of life produced by living organisms. They contain carbon and hydrogen linked together in long chains, with carbon as the backbone. Three focal organic molecules are carbohydrates, proteins, and lipids. All living organisms need these organic molecules to survive. Carbohydrates are utilized for transporting and storing energy in animals and plants. The number of sugar molecules present determines the prefix for the carbohydrate. A monosaccharide…