This constraint makes the programming for high performance significantly more complex compared to classical non-spatial hardware because performance now depends on where computation happens in space (mapping problem).
This paper reviews and discusses the 4 broad factors that influence the traditional physician-patient examination room interaction: physician computer/technology skills and dexterity, verbal and nonverbal communication, design and spatial arrangement, and hardware considerations.
Especially, it is thus not relevant if the compared scanners exhibit different spatial resolution due to hardware or image reconstruction differences.
A novel alarm-system design strategy, which takes full advantage of the inherent hardware and spatial redundancy in a process network, is proposed in this paper.
A performance model describing the execution time of the application as a function of its spatial resolution and the hardware performance is proposed.
While this algorithm is rarely used in routine practice for rodent imaging, it allows the evaluation of the effect of radial offset on spatial resolution because of hardware issues, i.e. oblique penetration of photons at the edge at the FOV causing parallax error.
It analyzes various approaches of integration provided by Oracle and integrates hardware acceleration for spatial operations as an external procedure.
The average difference of less than 0.1 mm was smaller than the spatial resolution of the CT hardware and of the typical dimensional error (0.5 0.9 mm) of the 3D printing process itself [26, 27, 31].
It was found that a "shingled" detector design suppressed reconstruction artefacts and, for the spatial resolution of the current detector hardware, reconstructed spatial resolution was not improved with a tracking separation of greater than 8 cm.
Nokia has more than 9,000 patents both filed and granted in the area of spatial relationships (some covering software, some hardware).
If identical hardware is used the spatial resolution needs to be scaled relative to the anatomy, so that a typical clinical voxel size of 10 mm3 scales down to 0.0025 mm3 in a mouse[8].
