Such a control presumes that we will compensate the exposure time in one frame for a change of.
Our results suggest a scaled hierarchical habitat selection process across selection orders by which wolves compensate higher exposure risk to humans within their territories via a stronger selection at breeding sites.
Yet there was no real growth dividend to compensate for that exposure.
To get clearer images, dentists compensate by increasing exposure time — and radiation, said Dr. Gray, whose company, Diquad, has contracts with three states, including California, to try to keep dental radiation in check.
As we explained before, the final reconstructed HDR image is a weighted average of the different LDR images, with a correction term to compensate the different exposure times.
In Canada, a daily supplement of vitamin D (400 IU) is recommended for all breastfed full-term infants as a way to compensate for minimal exposure to sunlight [ 21, 64, 65], to promote health and to prevent deficiency.
The mean color value of the mucosa is measured in each image to compensate for varying exposure and color balance, thus representing an adaptive color analysis which can perform well in a wide range of conditions.
JA-OCT offers numerous benefits, which are especially relevant for ultrahigh-speed systems: The increased collection efficiency of JA-OCT can partially compensate for lower exposure time per line.
In contrast, the rational pricing story states that returns compensate risk factor exposures, regardless of characteristics (Davis et al. 2000: 391).
Two of the bills, one that would limit jury awards in medical liability lawsuits and another that would create a trust fund to compensate victims of asbestos exposure, are stalled in the Senate.
C1 Asbestos Payments Barred One of the largest trusts set up to compensate victims of asbestos exposure, concerned about fraudulent claims, has barred payments to claimants who rely on reports by nine doctors and three X-ray screening companies.
