Medical Image Computing The growth of neuroimaging has spurred a parallel development of neuroimaging computing methods and workflows, including bias correction, registration, segmentation, information extraction and visualization.
The growth of neuroimaging has spurred a parallel development of multimodal neuroimaging computing, which focuses on computational analysis of multimodal neuroimaging data, including pre-processing, feature extraction, image fusion, machine learning, visualization, and post-processing.
In this manner, Jehovah's Witnesses' norms have spurred a valuable development for surgery in general [ 14].
He said he recognized that the downtown office market was slow, but believed that residential and retail development would spur a downtown revival.
Three years later, the BART station was completed, and in 2002 the Contra Costa County Redevelopment Agency began buying 28 homes a block from the station, which it then demolished for a new transit-oriented development to spur a revitalization of the wider area.
Before the recession, the real estate boom had just begun to spur a bit of Spanish-style development across the area, notably the construction of the Rio Guadiana dam in the village of Alqueva, creating the biggest artificial lake in Western Europe.
We hope that presented work will spur a new line of ontology-development tools, evaluation-techniques and new insights, further taking the interactive nature of the collaborative ontology-engineering process into consideration.
The realisation is spurring a rethink among development experts.
For years, Europe provided fertile ground for solar makers, with generous subsidies that spurred a boom in development, especially in Germany and Italy, which accounted for more than half of the global market last year.
Saudi Arabia is investing $500 billion in infrastructure by 2020, including building new cities to spur economic development, a financial centre, a metro, and new universities and schools.
