We received an education in the nuances of doing a very old thing in these new globalized, digitized times.
For any application of recorded accelerograms in engineering seismology or earthquake engineering, it is important to identify the presence of this noise in the digitized time-history and its influence on the parameters that are to be derived from the records.
The landmarks of the three images were digitized one time by 100 human operators.
Spike trains were binned in windows of 2 ms and digitized, yielding time series of zeros and ones.
As a digitized continuous-time system with a very small sampling period may become an unstable and/or non-minimum phase model, even if the original system is stable and/or minimum phase.
The specimen was digitized 10 times blindly by the same observer and then by 10 other observers to calculate intra- and interobserver variance.
In order to evaluate the impact of measurement error in the current set of landmarks around the sperm head, in a subsample of 40 images all landmarks were digitized three times.
A T12 vertebra and an L1 vertebra were each digitized ten times, and the greatest Procrustes distance between the repeated measurements for a given specimen was then compared to the smallest Procrustes distance among all specimens of the same type.
To quantify and minimize measurement error all wings were digitized two times at different sessions as follows: images of both the left and right wings were captured during a given session and after an entire round on all individuals the same process was repeated again.
Historical researchers have for the first time digitized and placed on-line a detailed survey of English and Welsh society at the beginning of World War Two.
Fluorescence images specific for each probe are collected over time, digitized, and stored.
