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From the hypocenter relocation image obtained by Hurukawa et al. (2008) and the observed periodicities of earthquakes in the seismic regime, it is highly probable that the next strong shock will be generated by around 2010 in the deep segment (depth: 140 160 km) of the Vrancea focal volume.

This automated rapid and accurate relocation simplifies image acquisition and post-processing in longitudinal imaging experiments.

The interval determination is not important in this step because all the distances between points, horizontal and vertical, are here calculated in the local reference plane prior to their relocation to epipolar image space, as detailed in the next section.

Logically, for an identical amount of eye rotation, any asymmetry in the spatial relationship that the camera or the infrared light source has with the two fellow eyes would result in different extents of relocation of the images of the pupils or corneal reflections.

Moreover, the readers were scoring images but were not able to use the Cell Select tool of the CellSearch® system, which allows relocation of a cellular image in the cartridge and study of its characteristics in more detail.

In order to examine this hypothesis, further studies on aftershock relocation and reflection surveys to image the complex structure of fault planes in the source region are necessary.

The CIC methodology able to improve the relocation cost of VM disk-image because data transferred significantly reduces when the number of live migrations increases over a large scale federated cloud.

Figure 12 describes the relocation result of the control targets in SAR image, in which the estimated positions are marked by the white dots.

To ensure CTC relocation, the position coordinates and microscopic images of each detected CTC on the slide were stored electronically.

Relocation, acquisition of the IHC and FISH images, and enumeration of FISH signals in the immunophenotyped tumour areas were done in an automated fashion.

A chemical microspot array printed on the sample allows precise navigation, relocation of analysis regions, and alignment of correlated image data.