Sentence examples for high-end imaging from inspiring English sources

Participants will learn about high-end imaging devices and observe them in up-close demonstrations.

For an organ that has been scanned millions of times by experts using high-end imaging technology, the brain remains in large part a shrouded landscape, as lost in darkness as the ocean floor.

This leads many providers to expand into well-reimbursed procedures, like knee and hip replacements or high-end imaging, producing huge excess capacity for these at the same time that shortages persist in poorly reimbursed but critical services like primary and preventive care.

Instead, there is tendency among clinicians to order a high-end imaging modality like MRI or high-radiation-based modality like CT scan.

Among all the different kinds of imaging algorithms, downward continued-based migration [1] is the most prevalent high-end imaging technique today and reverse time migration appears to be one of the dominant imaging techniques of the future.

– In February, Nokia announced the Nokia 808 PureView, the first smartphone to feature Nokia PureView imaging technologies, bringing together high resolution sensors, exclusive Carl Zeiss optics and Nokia-developed algorithms, which will support new high-end imaging experiences for future Nokia products.

Full-load testing simulations were required on high-end image processing review workstations, high-speed local area network connections to each imaging suite, and new clustered imaging servers.

Despite tremendous interest in planar lenses in the visible spectrum, there has been no solution that simultaneously satisfies the demands for high numerical aperture (NA) and efficiency, let alone for high end imaging applications.

Ten years ago, the word was "Scitexed," a reference to a high-end digital imaging technology that many publishers used to process photos and had capabilities similar to Photoshop's.

It took less than 7 years from the discovery of larger size PMN PT single crystals to the commercial production of the high-end ultrasonic imaging probe "PureWave".

The members of the task force had very little vested in GE Healthcare's past—specifically, its high-end medical imaging equipment, which it sells at a steep price to leading Indian hospitals.