In most cases snapshots, i.e. maximal projections of the images collected in each z-series, were generated for analysis of the data.
In such a case, one snapshot is most probably insufficient for studying the dynamics of the disease and a repetitive monitoring scheme would be more suitable in order to infer processes, such as possible modes of disease transmission during the outbreaks.
Nichols said in her case, the snapshots were skewed and misinterpreted.
For each case, three snapshots of machining progress at the tool travel distances of 30, 120, and 240 Å are presented.
However, in some applications, e.g., sonar applications, due to physical constraints, only a very small number of snapshots or, in the worst case, a single snapshot is available for DOA estimation.
In many practical applications, for example, in sonar processing, due to physical constraints, e.g., sound speed, only a very small number of snapshots or, in the worst case, a single snapshot is available for DOA estimation [13, 14].
The SPICE algorithm was derived for the single snapshot case in [29] and then generalized to the multi-snapshot case in [30].
A 100 "snapshot" case histories provided for the report, showed that one in six patients travelled more than 100 miles for care.
Now that the Senate's Republicans have consigned the latest campaign-finance reform bill to the usual oblivion, Mr Kerry's case is a snapshot of how thoroughly The System can corrupt the process by which America picks its government, even when the players themselves drip no slime.For Mr Kerry is not a bad sort.
In the single snapshot case then, the only feasible algorithm is the FB.
The top shows high peak side lobes and crossterms in single snapshot case.
