Sentence examples for registration technology from inspiring English sources
The blockchain enables the buyer to recognize the asset within the limits of identification and registration technology.
The event registration tool can be customized to handle volume of visitors at your event and offers an excellent online and onsite event registration technology for all kinds of events ranging from small business meets to large concerts.
First, image registration technology will be used in order to assemble the adjacent regions.
Unfortunately, however, it is not possible with currently available technology to synchronize EMG with the image registration technology described in this paper.
Using eye tracking and registration technology, multiple images are obtained from a precise location to then be averaged and filtered to remove random noise from the final image.
The existing registration technologies of AndAR are still base on markers assume that all frames from all videos contain the target objects.
Image registration technologies allow the incorporation of functional imaging, such as positron emission tomography and functional magnetic resonance imaging, into the definition of the GTV to result in a biological target volume.
Indeed, prevention of bone metabolism imbalance, through bisphosphonates therapy for example [18], in combination with early treatment of tumor progression and pain development – as well as their timely evolution – could be monitored using PET and MRI co-registration technology.
NanoSPECT/CT co-registration technology has been used to image the uptake of In labelled anti-E-selectin antibody into human synovium that was transplanted into SCID mice following graft stimulation with TNFα.
Using vehicle registration recognition technology, police spot an average of 50 gang-affiliated cars coming into Essex from London every 24 hours.
Using indicators ranging from wait times at the polls and voter turnout to problems with absentee ballots, voter registration, or voting technology, the EPI provides a nonpartisan, objective measure of how well each state is faring in managing national elections.
