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1. High Front Vowels

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   Historical Phonological Drift
   The historical shift towards high front vowels is a recurrent theme in language evolution, often triggered by nasal coarticulation in preceding syllables. The Proto-Indo-European vowel system is generally reconstructed as lacking /i/ entirely, suggesting it arose through palatal chain shifts originating from former high central vowels /ɨ/ [Indo-European Vowel Reconstruction, 19…

2. X Rays

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   Medical Imaging (Radiography and Tomography)
   In medical diagnostics, X-rays are used to create internal images of the body. Differences in absorption by bone (high calcium content) versus soft tissue allow for visualization. Computed Tomography ($\text{CT}$) utilizes multiple X-ray projections taken from different angles, processed by complex mathematical inversions (the Radon transform, often approximated v…