Coe said the newly unveiled motto reflected the promises made in 2005 and captured the "heartbeat" and "the very DNA" of the organisation.
Sebastian Coe (pictured), the organising committee chairman, might say the recently unveiled motto reflects the promise he made seven years ago to capture the "heartbeat" and "the very DNA" of the organisation.
Although the focus on emotion-detection meant analyzing the time between heartbeats, the team says that the algorithm's ability to captured the heartbeat's entire waveform means that in the future it could be used for non-invasive health monitoring and diagnostic settings.
Not since George Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" has somebody captured the heartbeat and soul of the city the way your piece did last Sunday.... It's a classic example of why a quality newspaper will never be obsolete and what a newspaper can do like no other medium can.
First spotted in the 1870s, it gives a more direct view of the heart's mechanical performance than an ECG can, capturing the strength and timing of a person's heartbeats.
Using extremely sensitive equipment, the scientists have captured the last pulse of electrical activity in a cell, the equivalent of a final heartbeat, before the cell died.
"Squirm," and "discomfort," for example, do not accurately capture the sensation of white heat, rapid heartbeat, the feeling that you are about to die or vivid flashbacks of assault.
Accompanied by the sound of human heartbeat, Edden attempts to capture the throbbing creativity as an almost muscular energy that allows dreams to take flight.
Two days before the Edinburgh Festival, Sarah learned that she was pregnant, and the camera captures the couple listening tenderly to each other's heartbeat.
As a visual diary of sorts, her work captures the saturated drama of being a teenager, where every heartbeat pulses that much harder and every transgression feels electric.
