The state-of-the-art image sensor, called the portable remote imaging spectrometer (Prism) was developed by Nasa's jet propulsion laboratory and is able to capture data across the ultraviolet, visible and near-infrared spectrums, at a level of detail similar to what can be captured from a boat.
Compared with many biometric traits, such as fingerprint, iris, and hand geometry, gait can be captured from a distance.
The results support that reliable EMG characteristics can be captured from a moderate knee OA patient population using a standardized protocol.
Initially about 550 tonnes/day of CO2 will be captured from a steam methane reformer associated with the Consumers Co-operativee Refineries Limited's refinery in, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada using an amine based process starting late 2012 to 2013.
However, for a substrate to meet the first requirement, the loading-site dissociation constant K d,L should be smaller than the releasing-site dissociation constant K d,R, so that the substrate can be captured from a low-concentration environment and be released into a high-concentration environment.
For example, in the livestock context, data may be captured from a population undergoing an epidemic such as bovine tuberculosis [9], or from an endemic disease such as mastitis [see 10], where the herd-level prevalence is largely predictable.
In case of airport apron surveillance or other surveillance scenarios where the scene is captured from a (slanted) top view position, moving objects on the ground can be considered as flat compared to the reference plane.
Several of the men were captured from a car leaving the city in late December.
And there is a literal money shot, where Romney is posing with money, that looks like it was captured from a surveillance video".
By 1655, when Jamaica was captured from a small Spanish garrison, English colonies had been established in Nevis, Antigua, and Montserrat.
This input image is captured from a camera.
