One useful advantage of the small field of view of the translating step and stare camera system compared to all but the single pixel scanners, is that the final IRR images produced are closer to orthophoto images.
The vRNA either is exported into the cytoplasm and translated (step 4) or remains in the nucleus.
In order to acquire spatially and spectrally resolved intensity distributions of a specific area on a sample, the sample was translated step-wise in the focal plane of the microscope with a minimum step size of 1μm using an automated, remote-controlled stage (Prior ES110).
In step-three, a consensus discussion is made on items categorised as appropriately translated in step-one and step-two, and ranked to get the best translations.
Non-ambulant activities such as biking and swimming are translated into steps by a simple calculation (each 30 min of activity, regardless of intensity, gives 3500 steps).
While the company employs biologists and chemists, most of their job is verifying improved testing methods proposed in scientific journals — once that's done, it's up to programmers to translate those steps into actions a robot can replicate, or for the lab's hardware team to build into a unique new rig.
As a bonus, many pre-made busy books feature zippers that are a little easier for children to zip, which can help your child learn the process of zipping and help translate the steps when they try to zip a more difficult jacket or pair of pants.
These thresholds translate to step-sizes for uniform quantizers following these step sizes would keep DWT quantization noise for each individual DWT basis function below the visible threshold.
For the PREDICT-NL study, the Dutch version of the PHQ-9 was developed using several steps of translating and back-translating by researchers and professional translators, one of whom was a native English speaker.
Fitness trackers use an accelerometer, detecting motion and translating it into steps, distance and calories burned.
