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The improvement in the therapeutic line includes: application of the four-dimensional computer tomography (4DCT), taking advantage of positron emission tomography (PET-CT), designing of new computational algorithms, allowing more precise irradiation planning, development of treatment precision verification systems and introducing IMRT techniques in chest radiotherapy.

Simply put, advertisers will gladly pay for precision, verification and performance.

In order to check the specifications in realistic environments the EUMINAfab infrastructure consortium initiated a set of independent high precision onsite verification tests on different laser micromachining installations.

The system can launch and receive ultrasonic signal, and get the time of flight of ultrasonic signal according to design precision after verification.

These control CTs are performed on a regular basis during the course of precision radiotherapy for verification of patient positioning and to monitor any anatomical changes to the tumor and to normal tissue.

For the ICP-MS measurements, a laboratory quality control regiment is described that included use of internal standards, interspersed analysis blanks, intra and inter-run precision through dilution verification and duplicate preparation, and importantly inclusion of standard reference materials (SRMs).

Moreover, Zhou et al. [48] propose a codebook-free algorithm for large-scale mobile visual search, which firstly employs a novel scalable cascaded hashing scheme to ensure the recall rate of local feature matching, and enhances the matching precision by an efficient verification with the binary signatures of these local features.

Access to meteorological data encompassing a period of more than two hundred years increases the precision of calibration and verification procedures which are carried out during dendroclimatic research.

Data from these instruments are being used at ESOC for high-precision orbit determination, for verification of the routine orbit determination and for cross-comparison with orbits computed on-board by the DORIS navigator and with those delivered with the Envisat products.

Future directions for the technology relate mainly to the interpretation of data and verification of measurement precision and repeatability.

An important issue in accurate mass measurements is the right calibration of the mass scale and regular verification of the precision of the measured masses within the calibrated range [ 42, 102].