CT scans use higher frequency radiation but with a light receptor on the other side of the patient, creating highly accurate slices of the body on film.
"Those magazines delivered a certain slice of life to advertisers for a long time, and now there are other ways to get more accurate slices, and there's no way you can do that with a magazine,'' said Colby Atwood, an analyst at Borrell Associates, a media research firm.
Monday's opener set the scene: 10 Muslims – black, white, Syrian, peaceable, angry, gay, and I'm doubting whether that was a quite accurate slicing of the average British-Muslim demographic, but it certainly made for more entertainment than an episode (any episode) of Citizen Khan – crammed into a house in York for nine days by Love Productions, then crammed into two selectively edited days.
To provide a precise coregistration and accurate volume calculation, slice thickness was adjusted to 1 mm.
Assuming that slices are cut at a uniform distance, our conceptual atlas is accurate horizontally (across slices) in that relative extents of cortical areas are preserved.
The exasperation comes from the fact that what Roy describes is often an accurate description of a slice of the reality, but her prose has little room for layered nuances and granularity.
Several works [26, 27] have been conducted to achieve accurate load balance for slice parallelization.
To maximize parallelism of the data-level task partition, an accurate load balance for slice parallelization is required.
The assumptions that, despite these artefacts, the total number of counts recorded within each slice remains accurate and that changes in recorded activity are primarily due to the filling and emptying of the bladder while the background remains relatively constant, appear to hold true.
