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With the development of fast frequency domain OCT systems, multiple B-Scan recordings at the same or nearly the same positions became possible.

Two configurations of the sOCT instrument were used to capture the dynamic behavior of the cornea: (1) 1-D meaturements at full temporal resolution (every 15 μs) on the corneal apex, i.e. continuous A-scan recordings without moving the scanner; and (2) 2-D dynameasurementsents (B-scans) of the horizontal meridians of the cornea.

These scanned recordings were made in a cervical to occlusal direction over a length of 3 mm on each metal die.

The USB flash drive given to the patients contains a software to collect and view their personal medical information such as medication, lab results, multimedia files like endoscopy or ultrasound scanning recordings from hospitals from which they received treatment.

Trained technicians instead of experimenters themselves at some point started to scan the recordings.

We scanned Holter recordings from the modified V5 lead and calculated the ST-segment value 60 msec after the J-point of each beat and its deviation relative to the P-R isoelectric (resting baseline) value.

Mr. Giovannoni said that he worked with the archive staff there to make high-resolution, preservation-grade digital scans of these recordings.

The manual detection of these EEG abnormalities includes visual scanning of EEG recordings which is very time consuming especially in the case of long recordings [5].

The company kept coy about what that actually means in its release, but Wired has the full story — the big goal is o create an accessory of sorts capable of attaching to a commercially-available smartphone that can capture high-quality biometric data— think a subject's thumb prints, face/eye scans, and voice recordings.

The volunteers were then asked to close their jaws, and the T-scan and EMG recordings were started simultaneously.

It has since expanded to software, films, audio recordings and scanning books.There has always been more information than people can mentally process.