The phrase "a moving imaging" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a moving image"? You can use "a moving image" when referring to visual media that depicts motion, such as video or animation.
Example: "The film festival showcased a variety of artistic works, including a moving image that captured the essence of urban life."
Alternatives: "a motion picture" or "a video clip".
Oncological imaging in recent years has had a profound impact from the multiconcerted drive to move imaging into the quantitative realm and away from conventional qualitative or descriptive constraints.
In this work we present a model, which is based on using a moving optical head imaging system such as that illustrated in Fig. 2, to create the difference signal and detect the hematoma at its boundaries.
The study, which appears in Current Biology this week, marks the first time that anyone has used brain imaging to determine what moving images a person is seeing.
Anatomical stack obtained by temporal projection of all registered moving images (across a 10 min imaging session) at a given Z plane within the reference volume.
This development enables a real time, 3D imaging of a moving object to be realized.
Finally, applications of stereo wave imaging on a moving structure are discussed, with particular emphasis on the collection of space time wave fields for assessment of numerical models and operational wave observation onboard vessels.
Recently, Wu and Munson [13] simulated the imaging of a moving airplane using a multistatic radar composed of several TV transmitters and a single receiver.
This paper deals with the imaging of a moving target using a multifrequency and multistatic radar consisting in one receiver and several narrowband transmitters.
The relative position vector of a moving target with respect to an imaging SAR satellite, in the earth centered earth fixed (ECEF) system, can be written as.
