Data were processed by interactive reconstruction on a computer workstation (Syngo, Siemens, Erlangen, Germany).
CT scans will be reviewed, blinded for general scan parameters, CT indication and the outcome status, at a computer workstation, by trained research physicians and supervised by an experienced chest radiologist.
One unoccupied room still contains dozens of worker cubicles left behind by the building's former occupant, Silicon Graphics, a computer workstation maker hit hard by the technology downturn.
It is operated from a computer workstation, rather than by traditional aircraft controls, and has an automatic landing system.
The Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM) data obtained by the CT scans were transferred to a computer workstation (Dell Precision T1700; Dell, Round Rock, TX, USA).
An image acquisition board PCIe-14299; National InstrUSAnts, USacquiresres the image captured by the CMOS camera and transfers it to a computer workstation (Dell T5500, dual 3.6 GHz processor, 3 GB memory) for signal processing and real-time image display.
Adjustability is essential when a family shares a computer workstation.
A computer workstation is a huge help for printing out directions.
There are maps on the walls, reports piled on shelves, and a computer workstation to edit undercover video footage.
The computer then rebroadcasts that map to every pilot in the air — or at a computer workstation on the ground, as the case may be.
