Innovative approaches to modular defensive postures, including adaptive controls architectures, transcending perimeters technology, and even virtualized cyber defenses, offer flexibility and buffers for preventive, defensive, and monitoring controls.
To compare microperimetry using the scanning laser ophthalmoscope (SLO, Rodenstock, Germany) and the recently introduced Micro Perimeter 1 (Nidek Technologies, Italy).
With the exception of special programs, like physical education, each grade level is contained within its own area, with classrooms built around the perimeter and science and technology rooms in the center.
To evaluate whether healthy young children are able to perform automated static perimetry reliably using the frequency-doubling technology (FDT) perimeter.
The clinics represent excellent opportunities for the incorporation of "opportunistic" glaucoma screening, which was performed at three different one-day clinics and facilitated by the addition of a Perkins applanation tonometer (Haag-Streit®) and frequency doubling technology (FDT) perimeter (Humphrey/Zeiss/Welch Allyn®).
Microperimetry (MP) testing has been previously available in other devices, such as the Rodenstock® SLO and the automatic fundus-related perimeter, (MP1 Microperimeter®; Nidek Technologies, Tokyo, Japan).
Now researchers at Penn State have made use of taut lines to create an inexpensive technology that turns a perimeter fence into the digital equivalent of a spider's web.
Organizations, including governments, have been attempting to address cyber threats for years by deploying technologies (e.g., security perimeter defences).
Since those lines could interfere with electronic medical technology, the hospital's perimeters were chosen as the right site, she said.
Though the stage has been set for engaging this new technology for health, the perimeters for what it means within the health industry are not precise.
