Abstract:
The color accentuation method determines the relative magnitude of each color component in each pixel or area. T selects and adjusts the magnitude of one or more of the colors as a function of the determined relative magnitudes of each color component. The type and amount of the adjustment may be a function of the relative magnitude differences. One or more of the magnitudes is adjusted to change the relative magnitudes. Typically, the difference in a subtractive color space s between the lowest and middle magnitude color and n an additive color space is between the highest and the middle magnitude color. Also, typically, the lowest color component s reduced in the subtractive color space and the highest is increased in the additive color space. Various scaling functions and compensations or adjustments of the color accentuation may be used.
Abstract:
The accentuation method (20) determines the relative magnitude (Fig. 3, S 1-4) of each color component. It selects (24) and adjusts (26) the magnitude of one or more of the colors as a function of the determined relative magnitudes (Fig.3, S 1-4) of each color component. The type and amount of the adjustment (26) is a function of the relative magnitude (Fig. 3, S 1-4) differences. One or more of the magnitudes (Fig. 3, S 1-4) is adjusted (26) to change the relative magnitudes (Fig. 3, S 1-4). Typically, the differences in the subtractive color space is between the lowest and middle magnitude color. Also, typically, the lowest primary color component is reduced.
Abstract:
The accentuation method (20) determines the relative magnitude (Fig. 3, S 1-4) of each color component. It selects (24) and adjusts (26) the magnitude of one or more of the colors as a function of the determined relative magnitudes (Fig.3, S 1-4) of each color component. The type and amount of the adjustment (26) is a function of the relative magnitude (Fig. 3, S 1-4) differences. One or more of the magnitudes (Fig. 3, S 1-4) is adjusted (26) to change the relative magnitudes (Fig. 3, S 1-4). Typically, the differences in the subtractive color space is between the lowest and middle magnitude color. Also, typically, the lowest primary color component is reduced.
Abstract:
A method is provided for analysis and noise reduction in a complex waveform using the methods of Fast Find, Harmonic Adjustment and Partial Accentuation. The Fast Find method determines the harmonic content of each tone spectra in the complex waveform. The Harmonic Adjustment method amplifies harmonics in the tone spectra below a crossover frequency. The Partial Accentuation amplifies partials in the complex waveform above the crossover frequency. A Partial Consolidation method consolidates partials by frequency and time into narrow, short term frequency bands for modification by Partial/Resonant Band Accentuation. By combining these methods, noise reduction, audio clarification and other audio enhancements and characterizations are accomplished.
Abstract:
The color accentuation method determines the relative magnitude of each color component in each (34a, 34b). It selects and adjusts the magnitude of one or more of the colors as a function of the determined relative magnitudes of each color component. The type and amount of the adjustment is a function of the relative magnitude differences (40a, 40b). One or more of the magnitudes is adjusted to change the relative magnitudes. Typically, the difference in a subtractive color space is between the lowest and middle magnitude color (36b) and in an additive color space is between the highest and the middle magnitude color (36a). Also, typically, the lowest color component is reduced in the subtractive color space and the highest is increased in the additive color space. Various scaling functions (38a, 38b) and compensations or adjustments (42a, 42b) of the color accentuation may be used.
Abstract:
Provided herein are media, methods, kits, primers and oligonucleotide probes for use in the molecular detection of pathogens. These may be used in combination for the rapid, high-throughput screening PCR-based techniques to simultaneously detect multiple pathogens. The multiplex-detection methods have improved sensitivity and specificity for the detection of multiple pathogens simultaneously. Real-time PCR assaying techniques using such primers include microarrays and multiplex arrays, the latter optionally simultaneously with oligonucleotide TaqMan probes.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to combinations and pharmaceutical compositions comprising siponimod and laquinimod, and the use of said combinations and/or compositions for the treatment of multiple sclerosis, particularly secondary progressive multiple sclerosis.
Abstract:
A compound of Formula (I) is provided that has been shown to be useful for treating a disease, disorder or syndrome that is mediated by the transportation of essential molecules in the mmpL3 pathway: (I) wherein R 1 , R 2 , R 3 , R 4 , R 5 and R 6 are as defined herein.
Abstract:
A depilatory article comprising a substrate and a depilatory composition disposed on said substrate wherein the depilatory composition comprises solid entrapping particles, said particles comprising a polymer and a volatile material or mixture of volatile materials.
Abstract:
A depilatory kit is provided comprising: (a) a depilatory composition comprising an effective amount of a keratin reducing agent; (b) a sheet of occlusive material which is separate from the depilatory composition.