Sentence examples for serious imaging from inspiring English sources

Of course, none of this matters without serious imaging capability: the Circle 2's max resolution is 1080p HD, with night vision on 180 degree wide-angle lens and a two-way talk and listen feature for greeting — or sternly warning — your fellow humans.

While diagnostic procedures are consistently focused on first identifying "red flags" or suspected serious pathologies, imaging is only recommended after 4 to 7 weeks, if no improvement in the condition is observed (Koes 2010).

The most serious criticism of the imaging has to do with what the researchers are measuring.

Chroma noise is a serious problem in color imaging under low light conditions.

When the space target has a micro-Doppler effect, it will produce frequency modulation for the radar echo and cause serious interference to ISAR imaging of the target.

High degree of intraclass variability in the palmprint features, mainly due to peg-free imaging, poses serious problems in the unlocking of the constructed vault by the genuine.

However, autofluorescence becomes a serious issue in vivo imaging under excitation at UV−vis wavelengths where biological molecules cause interference with the chromophore.

Further evidence of molecular imaging being serious business in healthcare is provided by the endeavors of the large medical technology companies.

Although we do realise that the definitions we used to establish a clinical diagnosis of large-vessel vasculitis are not universally accepted diagnostic criteria, we at least made a serious attempt to relate imaging tests to a clinical diagnosis.

A Tool of Dubious Value The problem of inadequate study is especially serious for medical devices and imaging equipment like scanners, which typically are not as strictly regulated as prescription drugs.

However, autofluorescence becomes a serious issue in complicated tissue imaging where biological molecules compete with the fluorophore.