Abstract: A water outlet box of a pressure-type flushing system and a toilet using the water outlet box, including a water outlet box main body and a first one-way valve assembly. The water outlet box main body is formed with a water-passing cavity, a water inlet, at least one water outlet and a vent, with the water inlet, the water outlet and the vent all connecting with the water-passing cavity. The first one-way valve assembly is provided opposite to the water inlet to open or block the water inlet, and when the pressure-type flushing system finishes flushing, the first one-way valve assembly blocks the water inlet. The vent is provided at the top of the water-passing cavity and is open to the atmosphere. The water outlet box main body is provided with several water inlet pipes in communication with the functional devices of the pressure-type flushing system.

Abstract: Multiple features in a sample are analyzed based on a first sample image of a first surface and a second sample image of a second surface. The first surface includes cross-sections of the multiple features, and the second surface includes cross-sections of the multiple features at different sample depths relative to the first surface. The second surface formed by milling the sample to remove at least a part of the first surface. A 3D model of the multiple features is constructed by comparing the cross-sections of multiple features in the second image and corresponding cross-sections of the multiple features in the first image.

Abstract: Methods and systems for milling and imaging a sample based on multiple fiducials at different sample depths include forming a first fiducial on a first sample surface at a first sample depth; milling at least a portion of the sample surface to expose a second sample surface at a second sample depth; forming a second fiducial on the second sample surface; and milling at least a portion of the second sample surface to expose a third sample surface including a region of interest (ROI) at a third sample depth. The location of the ROI at the third sample depth relative to the first fiducial may be calculated based on an image of the ROI and the second fiducial as well as relative position between the first fiducial and the second fiducial.

Abstract: Methods and systems for milling and imaging a sample based on multiple fiducials at different sample depths include forming a first fiducial on a first sample surface at a first sample depth; milling at least a portion of the sample surface to expose a second sample surface at a second sample depth; forming a second fiducial on the second sample surface; and milling at least a portion of the second sample surface to expose a third sample surface including a region of interest (ROI) at a third sample depth. The location of the ROI at the third sample depth relative to the first fiducial may be calculated based on an image of the ROI and the second fiducial as well as relative position between the first fiducial and the second fiducial.