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- noun A two-dimensional image produced by
tomography , representing a slice or section through athree-dimensional object .
Etymologies
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Examples
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The tomogram is a complex 3D image containing useful structural information of biological samples at molecular level.
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CNN's image was a tomogram, which isn't truly 3D - tomograms capture an image in 3D and then project an illusion of three dimensions.
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This means that pathological changes in the brain and its surroundings can be well demonstrated by the computed tomogram.
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So rich is the detail that the computed tomogram is reminiscent of the picture one gets of the brain at autopsy.
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The IZW's new CT scanner can produce a tomogram of an animal weighing up to 300 kilograms in seconds.
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Schwarz-Wings always wondered what was inside, though, and a tomogram told her: the cervical rib of a brachiosaurus, and the spine and fibula of a gazelle-like dinosaur.
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Schwarz-Wings always wondered what was inside, though, and a tomogram told her: the cervical rib of a brachiosaurus, and the spine and fibula of a gazelle-like dinosaur.
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The IZW's new CT scanner can produce a tomogram of an animal weighing up to 300 kilograms in seconds.
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The IZW's new CT scanner can produce a tomogram of an animal weighing up to 300 kilograms in seconds.
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Schwarz-Wings always wondered what was inside, though, and a tomogram told her: the cervical rib of a brachiosaurus, and the spine and fibula of a gazelle-like dinosaur.
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