Experimental results show the proposed approach is equitable for machine vision applications, and can realize the automation of roundness measurements.
When a school or system talks about being more equitable without a clear vision for where they wish to go, they struggle to make progress.
Even as CHESS's Outreach and Education team refocuses its K12 efforts to concentrate on higher education, we haven't abandoned the relationships we've built through a shared vision for equitable access to science in our community.
Meanwhile, in his office at the Yale School of Medicine, where he still puts in a five-day work week as a semi-retired emeritus professor of pharmacology, the phone has been steadily ringing with requests from the press that he expound a little more on his global vision of equitable drug distribution.
CREOS refers to the Latin "Creo" which is to produce, generate, or make, and also the Spanish word "Creo", which is "I believe". We believe in a vision of equitable and open scholarship, and we aspire to produce scholarship that will accelerate that vision.
Today's medical students overwhelmingly share a vision for equitable, comprehensive, and accessible health care.
Chicago teachers, exemplifying the kind of social-movement unionism that defends the working class broadly, organized the community before their strike by trumpeting a vision of equitable education.
Meeting attendants also adopted a political declaration, including a vision for equitable access to energy and increased energy efficiency.
One of the 4 strategies of the World Health Organization (WHO) and the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund to achieve their vision of equitable, sustainable, and high-coverage immunization among children and women by the year 2015 is the provision of vaccination services linked to other health interventions.
