You could call it groundbreaking, though not without some qualification: cameras have been permitted in Scottish courts since 1992, provided the participants give consent; the trial in question was concluded over a year ago, its outcome a matter of public record; six weeks of filming was boiled down to two hours of TV, and even that included archive footage and interviews with participants.
No matter how many times you shake your iPod touch, this feature is not available on an iPod touch, despite the same operating system it runs on, the camera and GPS qualifications.
As Aly Raisman, her consistent if not as dynamic teammate and roommate stepped up to the cameras to talk about her surprise qualification, Wieber remained in the shot, sobbing quietly into her own hands in the background.
In this work, we are proposing phantom procedures and criteria for qualification across different PET cameras to be used for brain FDG and amyloid PET imaging in multicenter studies.
NASA rolled the camera out for a recent test of its Qualification Motor 2 booster in Promontory, Utah, and the results are seriously breathtaking.
The software and camera were subjected to installation, operational and performance qualification (IQ, OQ and PQ) for use in clinical trials (Backen et al, 2009).
On the other hand, the scan time (duration of emission scan) has been variable and may even be determined specifically for each camera within the same project by phantom experiments through the qualification process, depending on the camera sensitivity.
He was very chatty before the BBC camera started rolling, and gave Heather Watson a big fist pump to celebrate her qualification as she sat in the interviewee's chair.
PET scanning details such as the reconstruction parameters are often determined during the qualification process so that images satisfying certain criteria can be obtained with each PET camera.
