Image compression plays a major role in saving bandwidth and memory space which is the need of hour. In industry various components are tested effectively using NDT (Non-Destructive Testing) and this information is stored in the system. To reduce the memory space required for storing, lossless compression is used. This paper focuses on the various scanning paths methods for lossless compression...

Waves of chemotactic movement during the early phase of aggregation in Dictyostelium discoideum are of 2 kinds, concentric waves produced by cells that emit cyclic AMP signals spontaneously, and spirals generated by excitations relayed continuously around loops of excitable cells. The period of a spiral wave is the time taken for the excitation to make one complete circuit of the pacemaker loop...

We describe simulations of the response of a gaseous disc to an active spiral potential. The potential is derived from an N-body calculation and leads to a multi-armed timeevolving pattern. The gas forms long spiral arms typical of grand design galaxies, although the spiral pattern is asymmetric. The primary difference from a grand-design spiral galaxy, which has a consistent 2/4-armed pattern,...

– The spiral-wave breakup to turbulence in an excitable medium, starting from the spiral-wave center via Doppler instability, is controlled by modulating a local region around the spiral-wave center. The modulation signal is extracted from the controlled region with a certain time delay. By injecting a feedback signal with very low intensity into a very small space area, we can successfully sta...

Abstract We study dynamical friction in the Newtonian regime of nonlocal gravity (NLG), which is a classical generalization Einstein’s theory gravitation. The aspect NLG simulates dark matter. attributes resulting effective matter are described and main physical predictions NLG, has characteristic length scale order 1 kpc, for galactic dynamics presented. Within framework we derive analog Chand...

OBJECTIVES Atraumatic and complete insertion of the electrode array is a stated objective of cochlear implant surgery. However, it is known that obstructions within the cochlea such as new bone formation, cochlear otosclerosis, temporal bone fracture, and cochlear anomalies may limit the depth of insertion of the electrode array. In addition, even among patients without obvious clinical or radi...

We present the results of an experimental study on the transition to spiral vortices in flow between concentric counter-rotating cylinders in the presence of an axial through-flow, i.e., in spiral Poiseuille flow. The experiments were performed in an apparatus having an aspect ratio Gamma=L/d=22.8 ( L axial length, d gap width between cylinders) and end plates enabling an in and outflow of mass...

Previous studies of spiral ganglion neuron electrophysiology have shown that specific parameters differ according to cochlear location, with apical neurons being distinctly different from basal neurons. To align these features more precisely along the tonotopic axis of the cochlea, we developed a novel spiral ganglion culture system in which positional information is retained. Patch-clamp recor...

It is well known that age influences organism mobility. This was demonstrated in vertebrates (such as mammals and birds) but has been less studied in invertebrates with the exception of Drosophila and the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans. Here we studied the influence of age on the mobility of the orb-weaving spider Zygiella x-notata during web construction. The orb-web is a good model because i...

Structome analysis is a useful tool for identification of unknown microorganisms that cannot be cultured. In 2012, we discovered a unique deep-sea microorganism with a cell structure intermediate between those of prokaryotes and eukaryotes and described its features using freeze-substitution electron microscopy and structome analysis (quantitative and three-dimensional structural analysis of a ...