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  • Q: I ... am wondering if this program is capable of measuring the optical density of images. ...may be a problem. For example, if you need to compute the average optical density for a region in the image, then you face this difficulty:
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  • ==Linear Density== Define: $\text{linear density} = \frac{\text{mass}}{\text{length}}$.
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  • ...onal to the difference of the amounts of material (or, more precisely, the density) in $\alpha$ and the other room adjacent to $a$. So, One can clearly see how the density becomes uniform eventually -- but not across an impenetrable wall ($k(A_5)=
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  • ...ortional to the difference of amounts of material (or, more precisely, the density) in $a$ and the other room adjacent to $A$. So, One can clearly see how the density becomes uniform eventually -- but not across an impenetrable wall ($k(A_5)=
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  • ...s the mass of a rectangular contained (box) filled with a gas of variables density? 1&\text{interval }[a,b]&\text{area under the graph in }{\bf R}^2&\text{linear density}\\
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  • ...know (from Chapter 13) the answer when this is a straight segment with the density given as a function on this segment such as this metal rod: For a numerical function $f$ on segment $[a,b]$ (linear density), we defined the weight as its Riemann integral $\int_a^bf\, dx$.
    130 KB (22,842 words) - 13:52, 24 November 2018
  • ...onal to the difference of the amounts of material (or, more precisely, the density) in $\alpha$ and the other room adjacent to $a$. So, We have used interchangeably “amount of material” and “density of material”. The reason is that we ignore the possibility of cells of di
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  • ==The linear density and the mass== Recall how the ''linear density'' was defined. We are given a metal rod:
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  • ...enter of mass of an object is computed as if this is a lamina with uniform density. Generally, the center of mass is found via computing 3 integrals over the ...mage we have an alternative. We can treat the gray values as values of the density of the lamina. The total amount of gray, or ''mass'', in the object in comp
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  • ...te volumes of complicated figures and the mass of objects with non-uniform density. Suppose we have a (real) box $B$ filled with stuff of varied density. Mathematically, the situation is captured by a function
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  • ...te volumes of complicated figures and the mass of objects with non-uniform density. Suppose we have a (real) box B filled with stuff of varied density. Mathematically, the situation is captured by a function
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  • ...enter of mass of an object is computed as if this is a lamina with uniform density. Generally, the center of mass is found via computing 3 integrals over the ...n object can be understood as its mass as if this is a lamina with uniform density. However, this approach ignores the gray values of the pixels.
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  • which is simply the ''density'' of the material inside $a$. *directly proportional to the difference of density in $a$ and those of its two neighbors, and
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  • Q: I ... am wondering if this program is capable of measuring the optical density of images. ...may be a problem. For example, if you need to compute the average optical density for a region in the image, then you face this difficulty:
    1,004 bytes (165 words) - 02:11, 24 September 2010
  • '''Example (density).''' Suppose we are given a uniform metal rod: $$\text{average linear density} = \frac{\text{mass}}{\text{length}}.$$
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  • ...• the magnetic induction• the magnetic field density, • the magnetic flux density; ...acement field'', also called • the electric induction, • the electric flux density;
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  • ...• the magnetic induction• the magnetic field density, • the magnetic flux density; ...acement field'', also called • the electric induction, • the electric flux density;
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  • ...x$ and then the increase followed by the decrease of $y$. In addition, the density of the points indicates the speed of the motion. $\square$ ...n cartography: elevation, temperature, humidity, precipitation, population density, etc.:
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  • ...n object can be understood as its mass as if this is a lamina with uniform density. However, this approach ignores the gray values of the pixels. ...mage we have an alternative. We can treat the gray values as values of the density of the lamina.
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  • ...of the centroid = the center of mass of the object as a lamina of uniform density), *''location of the center of mass'' (of the object as a lamina with density = gray level), -- not currently
    15 KB (2,525 words) - 16:16, 23 May 2010
  • ...ar, there is a well-defined local temperature, a well-defined local energy density, et cetera." 25 Density Matrices
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  • One can clearly see how the density becomes uniform eventually -- but not across an impenetrable wall ($k(A_5)= *directly proportional to the difference of density in $a$ and $a'$, and
    16 KB (2,843 words) - 21:41, 23 March 2016
  • ...• the magnetic induction• the magnetic field density, • the magnetic flux density;
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  • ...This number would have to be found manually. Considering the fact that the density varies a lot, the resulting estimate would be quite crude.</p>
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  • *Density and porosity are constant. *$\rho$ is the density of the flow.
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  • *$\rho$ is the density of the air, *the density of the air $\rho = 0.074887$ pounds per cubic foot,
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  • 2 The linear density and the mass 4 The radial density and the mass
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  • ...of the centroid = the center of mass of the object as a lamina of uniform density), *''location of the center of mass'' (of the object as a lamina with density = gray level), -- not currently
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  • ...re related through discrete calculus. The [[mass]] of an object of known [[density]] that varies incrementally, the [[moment of inertia]] of such objects, as ...to determine the probability of a discrete random variable from an assumed density function.
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  • ...e amount of heat (or material), we need to include the temperature (or the density of the material) in our analysis! Of course, the latter is simply the forme ...te from their current location to an adjacent area with a lower population density. Below we imagine two areas in a country: one is densely and uniformly popu
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  • *4. a $3$-form: the density of the liquid inside the box.
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  • ...n(r),$ where $r$ is the radius of the ball, and $m=m(d),$ where $d$ is the density of the cloud. Homology theory allows us to handle this situation as well. S
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  • 6.2 Setting Up Integrals: [[Volume]], [[Density]], Average Value
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  • **increasing density and
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  • ...ds represented by edges in our complex and if $\rho$ represents the linear density of each rod, then the integral gives us the ''weight'' of the curve.
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  • ...eir measurements and other characteristics: [[area]], integrated [[optical density]], [[contrast]], etc. The most typical is the area, as below.
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  • ...r. Find the work needed to pump half of the water out of the aquarium (the density of water is $1000$ kg/m$^{3}$).
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  • providing the mass of a curve of variable density. The third is the ''line integral along an oriented curve'':
    12 KB (2,194 words) - 14:37, 5 December 2017
  • ...enerally, the parameter may be any numerical value (pressure, temperature, density, etc).
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  • A similar construction is possible that uses the density of points instead of the distances.
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  • ...occupies the region $D$ bounded by $y=e^{x},\ $y=0,$\ x=0,\ x=1$, and its density function is $\rho(x,y)=y.$
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  • ...area of the board covered by plant material to serve as an index of plant density." We would like to "develop .. a simple protocol for estimating area-covere
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  • a high density. When the energy of the electrical field becomes higher than the primary be
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  • their points and, for example, the density of the points.
    27 KB (4,547 words) - 04:08, 6 November 2012
  • ...evenly distributed. You can compute the average distance by looking at the density of particles (number of particles / the area of the image). Also you can th
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  • The cell density is the total [[area]] divided by the number of cells. The [[counting|number
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  • ...ogy in the examination of two dimensional and three dimensional grey-scale density maps of the human brain. The ability of MR to section the brain into slice
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  • ...ods represented by edges in our complex while $\rho$ represents the linear density of each rod, the integral gives us the ''weight'' of the curve.
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  • ...uch a simple fashion are the total [[intensity]], the integrated [[optical density]] and similar.
    41 KB (6,854 words) - 15:05, 28 October 2011
  • ...ined by optical microscopy... Porosity parameters, namely, the pore number density (i.e., number of [[holes|pores]] per unit area of the examined cross-sectio
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  • ...ds represented by edges in our complex and if $\rho$ represents the linear density of each rod, then the integral gives us the ''weight'' of the curve.
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