Sentence examples for remote imaging from inspiring English sources

Four years later, that small satellite and remote imaging company, Skybox Imaging, was acquired by Google for $500 million in cash.

This study of the sound reception system collected data using multiple methods, such as hand dissection, remote imaging followed by digital image-processing, and functional analysis using finite element modeling simulations.

The state-of-the-art image sensor, called the portable remote imaging spectrometer (Prism) was developed by Nasa's jet propulsion laboratory and is able to capture data across the ultraviolet, visible and near-infrared spectrums, at a level of detail similar to what can be captured from a boat.

PRISMS (Portable Remote Imaging System for Multispectral Scanning) is designed for in situ, simultaneous high resolution spectral and 3D topographic imaging of wall paintings and other large surfaces.

Rights & permissionsfor article Remote imaging of single cell 3D morphology with ultrafast coherent phonons and their resonance harmonics.

Makris, "Long range remote imaging of the continental shelf environment: The Acoustic Clutter Reconnaissance Experiment 2001 Experiment," J. Acoust.

Research has established the effectiveness of using digital fundus imaging with remote image interpretation for screening of diabetic retinopathy in developing nations [ 40], among a prison population with type 2 diabetes [ 41], and by the Indian Health Service for screening of Alaskan Natives [ 42].

Along the way, he assembled a group of collaborators that included a remote-imaging geologist from J.P.L.; an Arabic-speaking expedition wrangler with a knighthood; a fund-raiser; a cameraman (the personal quest having meanwhile become a film project); a sound man; Clapp's wife, Kay; and Juris Zarins, an archeologist with a special interest in the Arabian incense trade.

The map was examined in situ and non-invasively by a remote spectral imaging instrument (PRISMS) modified for close range imaging, which was followed by a range of complementary techniques applied to a number of detached fragments, though most of the techniques are non-invasive and can be applied to the map directly in the future.

In particular, LS guarantee a lossy-to-lossless reconstruction required in some specific applications such as remote sensing imaging for which any distortion in the decoded image may lead to an erroneous interpretation of the image [6].

The results comprise the first in vivo ARFI images, and support the clinical feasibility of a radiation force-based remote palpation imaging system.