نتایج جستجو برای: Three-dimensional (3D) modeling

تعداد نتایج: 1992446  

Journal: :iranian biomedical journal 0
حسن وحیدنژاد hassan vahidnezhad لیلا یوسفیان leila youssefian محمود جدی تهرانی mahmoud jeddi-tehrani محمدمهدی آخوندی mohammad mehdi akhondi حجت اله ربانی hojatollah rabbani فاضل شکری fazel shokri مینا تبریزی

backgrounds: evidence is accumulating to support disruption of tissue architecture as a powerful event in tumor formation. for the past four decades, intensive cancer research with the premise of “cancer as a cell based-disease” focused on finding oncogenes or tumor suppressor genes. however, the role of the tissue architecture was neglected. three dimensional (3d) cell cultures which can recap...

2011
Charlotte Boden Abhir Bhalerao

The ability to model 3D objects from monocular video allows for a number of very useful applications, for instance: 3D face recognition, fast prototyping and entertainment. At present there are a number of methods available for 3D modelling from this and similar data. However many of them are either not robust when presented with real world data, or tend to bias their results to a prior model. ...

Journal: :reports of biochemistry and molecular biology 0
mojtaba sankian tel: +98 511 7112596; fax: +98 511 7112596

molecular understanding of three-dimensional (3d) peptide: mhc models require both basic knowledge of computational modeling and skilled visual perception, which are not possessed by all students. the present model aims to simulate mhc molecular structure with the hands and make a profound impression on the students.

Journal: :نشریه دانشکده فنی 0
احمد شکیبائی نیا امیررضا زراتی محمدرضا مجدزاده طباطبایی

most of river engineering problems are complicated and need to be analyzed by three dimensional models of flow and sediment transport. considering the fact that computers and numerical methods with great ability of flow and sediment transport simulation are developing quickly, using numerical modeling by engineers is inevitable. nevertheless, before application, numerical models need to be veri...

2012
Stefano Berretti Alberto Del Bimbo Pietro Pala

Face recognition based on the analysis of 3D scans has been an active research subject over the last few years. However, the impact of the resolution of 3D scans on the recognition process has not been addressed explicitly yet being of primal importance after the introduction of a new generation of low cost 4D scanning devices. These devices are capable of combined depth/rgb acquisition over ti...

Molecular understanding of three-dimensional (3D) peptide: MHC models require both basic knowledge of computational modeling and skilled visual perception, which are not possessed by all students. The present model aims to simulate MHC molecular structure with the hands and make a profound impression on the students.

Ahmad Shakibaee Nia Amir Reza Zarrati Mohammad Reza Majd Zadeh Tabatabaee

Most of river engineering problems are complicated and need to be analyzed by three dimensional models of flow and sediment transport. Considering the fact that computers and numerical methods with great ability of flow and sediment transport simulation are developing quickly, using numerical modeling by engineers is inevitable. Nevertheless, before application, numerical models need to be veri...

Journal: :research in molecular medicine 0
leila pirdel faculty of medical sciences, ardabil branch, islamic azad university, ardabil, iran

background: lipophosphoglycan 3 (lpg3) is required for the lpg assembly, a well known virulent molecule. in this study, the lpg3 gene of the lizard and mammalian leishmania species were cloned and sequenced. a three-dimensional structure (3d) for the target sequence was also predicted by comparative (homology) modeling. materials and methods: an optimization pcr amplification was performed on g...

2017
Lushan Sun Li Zhao

Introduction A novel technology often leads to some forms of disruptions that are a result of the average consumer applying new tools in their everyday lives (Lipson and Kurman 2013). The birth of additive manufacturing, commonly known as three-dimensional printing (3DP) technology, took place in 1984 and is finally bringing us to a time of the third industrial revolution (Barnatt 2013). In the...

2015
M. Rodrigues A Robinson L. Alboul W. Brink

3D face recognition is an open field. In this paper we present a method for 3D facial recognition based on Principal Components Analysis. The method uses a relatively large number of facial measurements and ratios and yields reliable recognition. We also highlight our approach to sensor development for fast 3D model acquisition and automatic facial feature extraction.

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