Sentence examples for imaging students from inspiring English sources

"I'm imaging students and parents walking around as they're trying to decide where to go to college," he said.

Diagnostic Imaging students are exposed to radiographic physics and instrumentation, radiation protection and biology, and pharmacology and radiologic anatomy.

There are brief (but still notable) scenes that should instruct the diagnostic imaging students in technician-patient relations.

The protests began on 16 February, when Sivaranjan Uppala, a 29-year-old Ph.D. biomolecular imaging student at the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, Mohali, began a hunger strike at Jantar Mantar, an ancient astronomical observatory near New Delhi.

An early teacher of computer graphics imaging technology whose students have gone on to work for Pixar Animation Studios and for Lucas Digital's Industrial Light and Magic, Dr. Barsky has devoted much of his professional life to the study of splines, the algorithms that are used to render curved surfaces on computer screens.

With regard to the relative radiation exposures associated with individual imaging investigations, students were asked to rank the amount of radiation exposure per modality as "0" (no radiation), "1" (low level of radiation) or "2" (high level of radiation).

There is a fundamental requirement to increase the exposure of medical students to imaging taught by radiologists.

The objective was to assess the knowledge of radiation dose and of the associated risks with ionising imaging examinations of medical students in their final year of training prior to graduating.

It is reported that using cadavers and imaging together improves the students' ability to identify anatomical structures and provides long term knowledge retention [ 9].

At the Manhattan School, Karen Beardsley, a singer, presents her own introspective approach, teaching imaging techniques to help voice students overcome audition fears.

In conjunction with a radiologist's lecture on imaging modalities in medicine, the students conducted a laboratory exercise on CT that included both a computer simulation and a hands-on component (Mylott et al., 2011).