"We screened the old 'Grateful Dead Movie' last year," Mr. Hall said, "and it was one of our most popular events". Correction: January 26 , 2006 Thursday An article in The Arts on Tuesday about Big Screen Concerts, an exhibitor of films of rock concerts, misstated the date of Phish's final shows, in Vermont.
List-mode reconstruction for the Biograph mCT with physics modeling and event-by-event motion correction.
Direct reconstruction of parametric images for brain PET with event-by-event motion correction: evaluation in two tracers across count levels.
The results provide an additional means of improving the identification of high-risk patients, who can benefit from timely preventative measures [ 11] Table 4 shows that ancillary valve calcification is an independent predictor of CVD events after correction for predictors readily available to radiologists.
Data-driven event-by-event respiratory motion correction using TOF PET list-mode centroid of distribution.
In the second procedure of the computation, we suppose that the neuron in question receives spikes during the simulation time step, and propose an event-driven local correction process to correct the total synaptic current that is calculated in the first procedure of the computation.
I'm not a professional historian and I lived through none of these events, so corrections and expansions in comments are welcome – and almost certainly necessary.
Such events require corrections for trajectory in instrument that can be made with only the top 4 layers of the IMC, which allows for considerably greater geometric acceptance than for events that require passage through the TASC for energy determination.
Although species differences may affect DNA repair products, Ma et al.1 cannot conclude with certainty that the purported homology-directed repair gene correction event has generated homozygous wild-type embryos until the existence of large deletions is excluded.
After all, they've already been hammered down to such a low level that there is no "hot money" to run for cover in the event of a correction.
