The objective of this investigation is to develop a new image analysis based algorithm for measuring electrospun nanofiber diameter.
An example of market basket analysis is applied to illustrate the DEA based methodology for measuring the efficiency of association rules with multiple criteria.
This paper reports the design and the performance of a triangulation laser based system for measuring crop biomass density under field conditions in the vegetation period 2005.
To this end we formulated a conceptual information-theory based framework for measuring microbial memory, thereby introducing tools that begin to observe and quantify the relationship between past cell history and future cell behavior from a new angle.
Next, the strains were evaluated for growth under oxygen-limited conditions using the Bioscreen C™, a microtiter based system for measuring microbial growth rates.
Recently, a spectral domain OCT (SD-OCT) based method for measuring retinal vessel diameters was reported using a commercially available spectral domain OCT (SD-OCT) instrument [ 22, 29].
Based on this general framework capturing all stages of the electronic service delivery process, we develop a transaction process-based scale for measuring service quality (eTransQual).
The benefits of wide-field illumination and camera-based imaging for measuring network activity are important: multiple intercellular connections can be covered while the high number of CCD pixels makes efficient use of the illumination.
Basing depreciation on historical cost rather than on probable replacement cost and on arbitrary rules rather than on actual use has been practiced to establish definite tax liability and to standardize audits of accounts; in times of shifting price levels, however, such bases for measuring depreciation have proved especially imperfect.
The authors present an innovative piezoelectric dynamometer (MicroDyn) providing the base for measuring high frequency signals in micro machining operations.
The one pulse per second (1 PPS) signal from a GPS board is easy to obtain, as most OEM GPS boards provide this signal, which is accurate to ±1μS, making it an ideal time base for measuring the frequency of the magnetic sensor output signal.
