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An improved technique for x-ray image evaluation. The two dimensional modulation transfer function.

J E Gray·M P Capp·F R Whitehead
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J E Gray, M P Capp, F R Whitehead. An improved technique for x-ray image evaluation. The two dimensional modulation transfer function.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00004424-197407000-00006

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