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stereology|stɛriː-, stɪəriːˈɒlədʒɪ|
[f. stereo- + -logy.]
The science of the reconstruction of three-dimensional structures from two-dimensional sections of them.
19631st Internat. Congr. Stereology ii. 2 With the aid of a Greek pocket dictionary we [sc. Hennig & Elias] coined the word Stereology. 1967Proc. 2nd Internat. Congr. Stereology 1 Stereology is three-dimensional interpretation of flat images or extrapolation from two to three-dimensional space. Ibid. 2 An announcement in a few journals brought 11 scientists together on the Feldberg Mountain in the Black Forest 11–12 May, 1961. The word stereology was then coined and the International Society for Stereology was founded. 1974Nature 29 Nov. 412/1 Stereology has revealed that there is a continuous increase in mitochondrial volume during the cycle. 1977N. T. James in Meek & Elder Analytical & Quantitative Methods Microsc. 20 An absolute requirement of stereology is that the test samples should be representative of the test tissue.
Hence stereoˈlogical a., of, pertaining to, or by stereology; stereoˈlogically adv.; stereˈologist, one skilled in stereology.
19631st Internat. Congr. Stereology v. 3 The..arithmetical and geometrical principles which I now assume to be those generally employed by nature and therefore of common interest to stereologists. Ibid. vi. 21 The stereological field includes all the investigations in respect to the three-dimensional structures. 1972Science 12 May 655/1 Like all stereology..stereological shape determination is a matter of geometrical probability. Ibid., Simple shapes can be identified stereologically by measuring the length and width of each profile of a feature in section, classifying the quotients length/width of many profiles, and applying mathematical rules elaborated by the reviewer. 1975Nature 10 July 151/2 Articles on high resolution, dark-field microscopy, in-focus phase contrast and stereological techniques. 1981McGraw-Hill Yearbk. Sci. & Technol. 376/2 This relationship has been defined stereologically by Eq. (5). |