(1) A Complete Mosasaur's Skeleton and (2) A Skeleton of Diplodocus

1 2 the Cytoskeleton Meets the Skeleton

2 THE CYTOSKELETON MEETS THE SKELETON 3 Omar Skalli, PhD 4 Department of Life Sciences, The University of Memphis, Memphis, TN 38152, USA. 5 Email: [email protected] 6 7 In the current issue, Moorer and colleagues put the limelight on synemin, which is one of the 70 8 intermediate filament (IF) proteins, by demonstrating that synemin knock-out mice exhibit a substantial 9 reduction in bone ma...

Fuzzy Skeleton and Skeleton by Influence Zones: A Review

Skeleton is a widely addressed topic in binary image processing and object or shape representation. The difficulty raised by the discrete nature of images has led to different classes of methods. Among the most popular ones, distance based methods led to the important notion of centers of maximal balls (CMB), and mathematical morphology based methods led both to an efficient computation of CMB ...

Scaffolding a Skeleton

The goal of this paper is to construct a quadrilateral mesh around a one-dimensional skeleton that is as coarse as possible, the “scaffold”. A skeleton allows one to quickly describe a shape, in particular a complex shape of high genus. The constructed scaffold is then a potential support for the surface representation: it provides a topology for the mesh, a domain for parametric representation...

Muskel: a Skeleton Library Supporting Skeleton Set Expandability

Programming models based on algorithmic skeletons promise to raise the level of abstraction perceived by programmers when implementing parallel applications, while guaranteeing good performance figures. At the same time, however, they restrict the freedom of programmers to implement arbitrary parallelism exploitation patterns. In fact, efficiency is achieved by restricting the parallelism explo...

A Skeleton Library