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Relative to remote fixed screens, which we term ex situ, an in situ display produces greater accuracy of perceived target depth and perceptually directed action (Wu, Klatzky, Shelton, & Stetten, 2005) and more generalizable learning (Wu, Klatzky, Shelton, & Stetten, 2008), as well as facilitating the integration of a complex 3D shape from 2D slices (Wu, Klatzky, & Stetten, 2010).
Most of the time it's hard to remote-fix these issues because the specific wrinkle or niggle isn't the real problem anyway.
When the position of a nearby star is measured from two points on opposite sides of Earth's orbit (i.e., six months apart), a small angular (artificial) displacement is observed relative to a background of very remote (essentially fixed) stars.
Following imaging studies, cardiac specimens where divided into three parts (apex/infarct, MI border and MI remote tissue), fixed, and embedded in OCT for histopathological studies.
The location data is either polled at regular intervals from devices like iPhones, gathered from fixed remote devices like keycard receivers, or when trigger events communicate with software on iOS or Mac devices, such as when they connect to a specific cell tower.
These week-long campaigns complement routine health services by ensuring that basic care reaches all children – even those living in the most remote communities – through fixed health units and mobile brigades.
MILLINOCKET, Me. — Faced with dropping enrollment and revenue, the high school in this remote Maine town has fixed on an unlikely source of salvation: Chinese teenagers.
Users will be able to zoom in for a closer look at whatever takes their interest: a particular house, say, or a car.Data are also streaming in from other sources: remote sensors operating as fixed sentries, sensors on ground vehicles and sensors on the equipment that soldiers carry around with them (some have cameras on their helmets).
An appropriate interface with the base carrier of JET, on which modules of two tiles are positioned and fixed by remote handling procedures, is a substantial part of the integral design.
Shakespeare lends all the characters and settings an air of verisimilitude, so that the reader might consider "the whole play [to be] an exact transcription of what might be supposed to have taken place at the court of Denmark, at the remote period of time fixed upon, before the modern refinements in morals and manners were heard of.
