In-depth exploration of Si-SiO2 interface traps in MOStransistors using the charge pumping technique

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Demonstrates pulpal protection of class II depth amalgam cavity. For proper pulpal protection a zinc...

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The paper deals with the investigation studying the localization of a structure and showing the ways of formation of depth interarterial anastomoses of the brain. Three areas of deep interarterial anastomoses are identified, which are characterized by their symmetric pattern and formed by the arteries supplying blood to the deep cerebral structures and which create an epithalamic circle of anastomoses similar to the basal hypothalamic arterial circle of Willis. The existence of depth interarterial anastomoses points to the sole functional signi...

Even though binocular disparity is a very well-studied cue to depth, the function relating disparity and perceived depth has been characterized only for the case of horizontal disparities. We sought to determine the general relationship between disparity and depth for a particular set of stimuli. The horizontal disparity direction is a special case, albeit an especially important one. Non-horizontal disparities arise from a number of sources under natural viewing condition. Moreover, they are implicit in patterns that are one-dimensional, such ...

The depth resolution and the recordable object depth range, obtainable with parallel, toed-in and sliding aperture camera configurations for multiview image acquisition in the three-dimensional imaging systems, are found by assuming that the camera lens resolution is diffraction limited and the resolution of the recorded image is limited by a pixel pitch of the imaging sensor. The depth resolution for the holographic image is calculated and compared with that of the multiview images for the same parameter values. The influence of the viewer's e...

Shadow mapping is a technique for doing real-time shadowing. Recent work has shown that shadow mapping hardware can be used as a second depth test in addition to the z-test. In this paper, we explore the computational power provided by this second depth test, by demonstrating its utility in two separate applications.

Shadow mapping is a technique for doing real-time shadowing. Recent work has shown that shadow mapping hardware can be used as a second depth test in addition to the z-test. In this paper, we explore the computational power provided by this second depth test, by demonstrating its utility in two separate applications.

Here, we show a new illusion of depth induced by psychophysical adaptation to dynamic random-dot stereograms (RDS) that are interocularly anticorrelated (i.e., in which the images for the two eyes have reversed contrast polarity with each other). After prolonged viewing of anticorrelated RDS, the presentation of uncorrelated RDS (i.e., in which two images are mutually independent random-dot patterns) produces the sensation of depth, although both anticorrelated and uncorrelated RDSs are perceptually rivalrous with no consistent depth by themsel...