Sentence examples for proprietary output from inspiring English sources

The comparison of these technologies was challenging due to the following variables: different equipment (dome, lens, camera, and lighting), different orientation of the coin, proprietary output formats, variety of software to create RTI and viewers.

Besides a fundamental understanding of the digital workflow from the initial design based data (3D modelling) to machine understandable data (proprietary output code), it requires the design and conception of the robot's physical environment from the tool at the end of its arm (end effector) to its physical surroundings(work cell).

Several software packages allow storing and direct handling of the acquired raw data files, intended as the proprietary binary output provided by the instrument.

The BIS monitor evaluates the Fourier domain of electroencephalograph epochs and through a proprietary algorithm outputs a number between 0 and 100, with values under 60 representing the anesthetized state.

This proprietary format is output directly from the scanner and stores summary intensities for each probe-type on an array in a compact manner.

While it is acknowledged that USE technologies are proprietary and their outputs may not be interchangeable, there should be greater standardisation of thyroid USE, for example by unifying nodule-grading systems and elastogram chromatic scales.

Applying what he describes as a proprietary, "dynamic input-output" economic modeling system to the KXL project, Perryman concluded in no uncertain terms that the pipeline offers Americans substantial benefits.

The Wii uses a proprietary port for video output, and is incompatible with all Nintendo GameCube audio/video cables (composite video, S-Video, component video and RGB SCART).

Upon completion, images are reconstructed using Bioptonics proprietary software with the outputs then being viewed with Dataviewer (Bioptonics) and Bioptonics Viewer.

Preliminary verification of the model was performed with comparison to output from a proprietary model called GARGOYLE that was also used to model degradation rates of TRISO fuel.

Data output by the proprietary Illumina software were handled using modules of the R-based Bioconductor software suite (http://www.bioconductor.org).