Sentence examples for access to image from inspiring English sources

The continuous evolution of PACS technology has led to a gradual broadening of its applications, ranging from teleradiology to CAD (Computer-Assisted Diagnosis) and multidimensional imaging, and is moving into the direction of providing access to image data outside the Radiology department, so to reach all the branches of the healthcare enterprise.

However, pilot studies have demonstrated that, despite the enormous size of individual embryo image sets, it is perfectly possible to make these data freely accessible, using a web-based platform that can provide real-time access to image data and its associated annotations (http://embryoimaging.org).org

Moreover, memory organization allows random access to image data and copes with the increased processing throughput of the system.

Exceptional growth in the availability of large-scale clinical imaging datasets has led to the development of computational infrastructures that offer scientists access to image repositories and associated clinical variables data.

This will give the scientific community access to image data for specific objects from thousands of telescopes around the world which could enable new discoveries of the world around us.

In future, the data processing speed will be further improved by converting the modules of the processing chain into tasks that share memory access to image data stored in the RAM instead of reading and writing them on hard disk, as done by our prototype.

In March, the museum will become even more accessible by uploading its collection online, providing digital access to images, videos and information on tens of thousands of items.

But with access to these words comes access to images and narratives that are harmful.

Emily Dickinson Archive provides access to images of nearly all of Emily Dickinson's extant poetry manuscripts.

Another option is to buy subscriptions to production libraries or photography agencies for instant access to images and video.

Patricia Harpring, "The Language of Images: Enhancing Access to Images by Applying Metadata Schemas and Structured Vocabularies" L19R1.