It also examines the security capabilities of the technologies in depth, including the methodologies they use to identify suspicious activity.
By using these tag-bead technologies, the depth resolution will be much higher into really tens nanometer region at near-surface.
Apart from the convoys, the Allies improved their antisubmarine technology (hydrophones, depth charges, etc).
Writers invented robots as a way of exploring human feelings about technology; the depth of those feelings may yet surprise their makers and users.
We'll continue our efforts in the years to come, focusing on new technologies, in-depth research, and best practices.
Because light field technology senses depth so accurately, the Lytro Cinema camera can just capture the world out to a certain distance and is essentially able to leave the rest of the shot transparent, allowing for post-production wizardry to seamlessly put an actor on the surface of the moon when they're actually standing in a room surrounded by camera equipment.
Experimental results on publicly available datasets both with and without replicates show that IsoDE has robust performance over a wide range of technologies, sequencing depths, and minimum fold changes.
Although the opportunities for heterotrophic processes with microalgae have been considered in several review papers (Apt and Behrens 1999; Borowitzka 1999; Lee 2001 as well as more recently by Eriksen 2008b and Perez-Garcia et al. 2011), few cover aspects of cultivation technology in depth (e.g. Chen 1996; Chen and Chen 2006).
Compared to competitors like Magic Leap, who are talking loudly about how their technology enables depth-of-field, what Lumus is building still sits on a single focal plane, though Grobman said that partners can modify the lenses to exhibit similar visual effects.
With the rapid development of high-throughput sequencing technology, in-depth study of mA distribution and function relevance becomes feasible.
