Sentence examples for Public imaging from inspiring English sources

I will discuss prospects for combining existing spectroscopic data with the high-quality public imaging and photometry provided by these surveys to study higher redshift clustering in advance of the next generation of galaxy redshift surveys.

The first release of the CSC includes information for ~100,000 X-ray sources detected in a subset of public imaging observations from the first eight years of the Chandra mission.

At the Brooklyn Museum, we thank Sarah DeSantis, Photographer and Manager of Public Imaging, for the photography of the Brooklyn Museum's lamp.

The proposed approach allows public dissemination of MS imaging data based on existing public investment and infrastructure, avoiding significant extra costs for the development of a new, dedicated resource.

We evaluated our method on two public medical imaging datasets and it showed improved retrieval accuracy and efficiency.

The degree program focuses on the theory and application of information science in the domains of clinical medicine, public health, imaging, and bioinformatics.

From each image stack, maximum intensity projections (for SR, mito-GFP and TMRM) were made by using a script developed in-house for ImageJ 1.31i public domain imaging software.

From each image stack, maximum intensity projections (for Hoechst and PI) and autofocus images (for DIC) were made for each time point by using a script developed in-house for Fiji public domain imaging software (http://fiji.sc/wiki/index.php/Fiji).sc/wiki/index.php/Fiji

Tightened security at airports has created new problems for medical patients, who may be subjected to embarrassing public pat-downs after imaging machines detect devices or implants related to their health.

We are not proposing this process as the only and default procedure for publication of MS imaging data in the immediate future, but rather see this as a demonstration that there are no longer any technical obstacles to a public repository for MS imaging data.

Nonetheless, while technological innovation always partners enthusiasm and public interest, subsequent devices and imaging techniques must be affordable and assessed for their health benefit to justify their introduction into a public healthcare system [7].