... the potential to become an established method for analysis of PSR-stained tissue. The novel segmentation feature allows for automated evaluation of different patterns of cardiac fibrosis for the first time. picro-sirius red collagen quantification heart segmentation macro-based analysis German Research...

... ∼ ). Figure 1. Panels (a), (b), and (c) show the distributions of accumulated photoelectron counts of CCD for the final spectra of Sirius A, each corresponding to three wavelength regions (4100–5300/5300–6600/6600–7900 Å) comprising 32/20/13 orders, respectively. Note that the S/N ratio can be estimated...

...P Ramya; Bacham E Reddy; David L Lambert Stars in Table  1 for the Hyades supercluster and in Table  2 for the Sirius supercluster were observed with the Robert G. Tull coudé spectrograph at the Harlan J. Smith 2.7 meter telescope at the W.J. McDonald Observatory (Tull et al. 1995 ). Spectra...

...S R G Joyce; M A Barstow; J B Holberg; H E Bond; S L Casewell; M R Burleigh In 1924 Arthur Eddington, having just established his mass–luminosity relation for luminous stars, wrote to Walter S. Adams at Mt. Wilson Observatory inquiring about the possibility of measuring the Einstein shift in Sirius...

... with the Sirius group. The origin and nature of these two stellar streams are still not completely clear. We propose that Streams I and II were gravitationally linked to an old gas supercloud that was disintegrated in parts that formed new subsystems, viz., the Orion arm and Gould's belt. On the basis...

...A. Vigan; C. Gry; G. Salter; D. Mesa; D. Homeier; C. Moutou; F. Allard 18 08 2015 06 08 2015 20 06 2015 © 2015 The Authors Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the Royal Astronomical Society 2015 Sirius A has been observed as part of the SPHERE instrument science...

...Pierre Stratonovitch; Mikhail A. Semenov R i L = 1 + m a x ( 0 , T i − T L ) × S L where S^L (°C^–1) is the slope of the senescence acceleration per unit of canopy temperature above T^L. As in Sirius 2010, grain filling ends...

...@evolmuseum.uu.se The Sirius Passet Lagerstätte ( Conway Morris et al., 1987 ) has yielded one of the oldest exceptionally preserved Cambrian biota. It is Early Cambrian (Nevadella zone) in age, correlated with stage 3 of the provisional Cambrian series 2 ( Babcock et al., 2005 ). So far...

...M. A. Barstow; Howard E. Bond; J. B. Holberg; M. R. Burleigh; I. Hubeny; D. Koester † E-mail: mab@star.le.ac.uk 25 5 2005 21 6 2005 © 2005 RAS 2005 Clearly, a visible band observation of Sirius B would be much better carried out in space, reducing considerably the problems discussed above...

... (12%) showed Banff ci grade 0 (2–5%), 13 (40%) ci grade 1 (7–22%), eight (24%) ci grade 2 (31–43%), and eight biopsies (24%) ci grade 3 (53–94%). collagen image analysis interstitialfibrosis kidney allograft prognosis protocol biopsies Sirius red Kidney...

...D. C. B. Whittet Sirius A, the brightest star in the night-time sky, appears white to the unaided eye, consistent with its classification as an A1 V star with negligible interstellar reddening. Historical evidence that Sirius appeared red (comparable in colour to stars such as Aldebaran, Arcturus...

...R. A. Bell stars: atmospheres stars: fundamental parameters stars: giant stars: individual: Sirius stars: individual: Vega infrared: stars © 1993 Royal Astronomical Society. Provided by the NASA Astrophysics Data System 1993 Abstract Infrared fluxes are calculated for a grid of cool...

.../oldies. The resulting fragmentation of the audience was noted in 1988 by Ken Barnes, who listed twenty-four musical formats. In the twenty-first century, cable and internet stations like Music Choice and Sirius/XM have created a “hyperfragmentation” of radio formats, with hundreds of formats...

...This chapter considers the transatlantic steam services. The voyages of the Sirius and the Great Western were the first ocean crossings, made far beyond the reach of repairs or refueling. Within a few years, regular transatlantic steam services would be available...

... as shadow clocks and water clocks. The Egyptian constellations were fundamentally different from ours (based on Mesopotamian and Greek myths), with Osiris (our Orion), Seth (our Big Dipper), and Sirius playing a prominent role, plus the Ship, the Sheep, and the Two Tortoises. Late Egyptian astronomy borrows...

... that Octavianus was in the habit of looking up to gauge the support of the celestial sphere for himself. Looking up herself, she would not have missed the presence of the bright star Sirius in Canis [CMa]. ⁶⁰ The heliacal rising of Sirius (Egyptian Sothis) marked the beginning...

... as a white dwarf. Ever since Galileo pointed a telescope at the night sky, each advance in telescope making has resulted in sensational discoveries. Alvan Clark & Sons ground some of the biggest telescope lenses ever made. Alvan Graham Clark discovered Sirius B while testing one of these lenses...

... encountered. The chapter also evaluates his investigations regarding the solar eclipse, the internal structure of the stars, and Sirius B. It then examines some of Eddington's wilder speculations. Dalton John 1766–1844 Eddington Arthur Henry father 1850–1884 Eddington Arthur Stanley Eddington Rachel...

... of the star Sirius in ensuring rainfall and the horoscope of the first man, Gayōmard, which provides an astrological explanation of his life and death. horoscope Sirius Gayōmard Xwanirah astronomy astrology Zoroastrianism ancient Iran Chapter 6 turns the previous chapter’s astrological focus...

... the Elder Robigalia signa Sirius Varro M Terentius Virgil calendar astronomy in the Fasti Hyrieus Jupiter Mercury Neptune Quirinus priest Robigo Europa Parthians Philippi Pleiades Scorpion Taurus civil war s Canis Dog star Floralia Numa Vinalia Golden Age Pax Augusta Callimachus...