Finally, with the development of live cell imaging methods and correlative live cell imaging EM, a unique tool is provided to integrate dynamic parameters with ultrastructural protein localization studies, which opens a whole new field of analysis.
At that time, algebra and the new field of functional analysis began to interact, notably with key concepts such as spaces of p-integrable functions and Hilbert spaces.
In December, Google released a public tool called the Ngram Viewer, which allows anyone to plumb the history of language patterns in the corpus, and Harvard researchers working with Google have dubbed their new field of data-heavy analysis "culturomics" (taking the "-omics" from "genomics" and applying it to the study of language and culture).
This has given rise to a new field of research, computational analysis of large-scale neuroanatomical data sets, with goals that include reconstructions of the morphology of individual neurons as well as entire circuits.
We also foresee that this methodology will drive a conceptual change and create a new field of computational lineage analysis.
The lineage trees shown here as well as the one reconstructed by Horwitz and colleagues [6] are just first examples, but we believe that a new field of cell lineage analysis will emerge.
This interdisciplinary research belongs to a subset of a new field of study in numerical analysis sometimes referred to as " the dynamics of numerics and the numerics of dynamics".
A limited number of publications offer studies in the relatively new field of modeling the warranty cost analysis for used products.
To answer the fast-growing demands for handling the data, a new field of research, known as audio content analysis (ACA), or machine listening, has recently emerged, with the purpose of analyzing the audio data and extracting the content information directly from the acoustic signal [1] to the point of creating a "Table of Contents" [2].
Another new field of research is represented by breathing analysis, using electronic sensors (e-nose) to capture volatile compounds, or to extract genomic and proteomic material from frozen exhaled breath condensation (Horváth et al, 2009).
