You can also print your own trails, routes and points of interest on them.
At Rust en Vreugd, an 18th-century house near the Castle, another part of the Fehr Collection displays watercolours and prints of historical interest.
While news may well be something that someone, somewhere doesn't want to see printed, local news is something that no one else, anywhere else can be bothered to print; information of interest to so small a section of the population that its publication isn't generally regarded as either desirable or cost-efficient.
A novel hand tracking and palm print region of interest (ROI) extraction technique are used to track and capture the user's palm in real-time video stream.
All information was however printable, which made it possible for the participants to print material of interest and thus intervene elsewhere.
For example, rather than returning to the site to revisit and review items, some participants reported that they printed items of interest from the website and subsequently referred to these paper copies (Table 3; 4a).
3D echocardiograms are not ideal but can be used for printing limited areas of interest such as cardiac valves and ventricular septum.
(a ) The 'clip-chip' strategy uses two slides, a protein slide that contains proteins of interest printed onto a slide with an appropriate surface, and a second substrate slide on which the enzymatic reactions are carried out.
In a typical array CGH experiment, DNA samples being compared (e.g. disease versus control) are differentially fluorescently labeled, pooled and hybridized to oligo probes spanning the genome of interest printed on a glass slide.
"I do wish someone had kind of beaten me over the head," said Tripsas, whose first column was already in print before she received her conflict-of-interest questionnaire.
