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Reconstruction of the track of the tamping iron through the head of Phineas Gage. From Ratiu P, Talos IF New England J Med 2004;351:e21.

Structure of arctigenin (ARC) and CED system. (A) The chemical structure of ARC. (B) Coronal section of the mouse brain showing a schematic of the needle track (in green). (C) Diagram of mouse model showing the CED system placement and site of stab in SWI brain injury. (D) Typical needle insertion force vs. time for brain tissue. The insertion speed was 0.2 mm/s, and the insertion force was measured by digital force gage.

3D rigid body tracking with Qualisys™ Track Manager. The positions of two independent rigid bodies attached to the golf club shaft at one point in time are shown in the global coordinate system XYZ. Each rigid body is composed of three markers and has an independent local coordinate system with the origin in one of the markers.

Topographic map of study region in the San Joaquin Valley (elevation data from the Satellite Radar Topography Mission). Inset (bottom right) shows the study region over California with the Central Valley (yellow). Synthetic aperture radar (SAR) data used are provided by the Sentinel‐1A/B missions, descending track 144 (red outline). A subset of continuous Global Positioning System (cGPS) station locations in the Geodesy Advancing Geosciences and EarthScope (GAGE) network (gray squares) are used to correct and reference each interferogram. We note key hydrological features such as monitoring well locations with data spanning April 2015 to October 2017 (black dots), the alluvial boundary of the valley floor (black outline), the former Tulare Lake (blue outline), rivers entering the valley (light blue lines), the Friant‐Kern Canal (dashed yellow line), the California Aqueduct (dashed pink line), and hydrologic regions as designated by the Department of Water Resources (DWR) (purple outlines).