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Scorsese's cinema is an emotional and a virtual prosthetic — one that substitutes for unbearable human absences and one that allows for motion, albeit virtual and vicarious, in places one could never go.

The AccuFlex system is approved by the Food and Drug Administration for lumbar fusion when used in conjunction with an anterior interbody device, and the helical cuts on the rods provide flexibility that allows for motion in the flexion-extension mode.

But if you want the full body capture option it's considerably more pricey — circa $360 for eight modules, to allow for motion capture of wrists, elbows, head, torso, feet.

The design objective included the time needed to perform a collision-free motion from an initial position to the target position as well as a dexterity measure to allow for motion corrections in the neighborhood of the fruits.

The process is performed using two motorized linear stages (Standa Ltd). to allow for motion control under vacuum: a 150 mm motorized linear stage to traverse the length of the cryogenically cooled sample and another, 30 mm in length, with actuation normal to the substrate to perform the stamping operation and to adjust the focus of a digital microscope.

Keall and colleagues first proposed the superposition of the respiratory motion pattern onto the planned radiation fluence map to allow for motion-tracked and intensity-modulated radiotherapy delivery[61].

The FOV design also allows for rotational motion which provides better motion correction and reduced aliasing artifacts.

The merge mode allows for the motion vectors (MVs) to be inherited from neighboring prediction blocks.

The presented technique using the strategy of lengthening followed by dynamic plating with the new dynamic locking screw (DLS) 5.0 which allows for symmetrical motion and callus modulation.

This allows the use of efficient structured grid flow solvers and associated boundary conditions, and allows for grid motion without stretching or regridding.

We show how the introduction of a smoothing layer, physically interpreted as surface roughness, allows for arbitrary motion of the deformable obstacle.