Sentence examples for updated image from inspiring English sources
This review attempts to optimise the diagnostic effectiveness of bone scintigraphy using the hybrid SPECT/CT technique in relation to the diagnostic clues provided by other imaging modalities, discusses the appropriate clinical indications, optimal scintigraphic procedures and illustrates updated image pattern-oriented reporting.
Update: The author would like to include an updated image of the Qing era documents that recorded, "Diaoyutai Island accommodates ten or more large ships", as mentioned in his blog post.
American Express, best known for its green and platinum cards, introduced a computer chip-embedded blue credit card for United States consumers last year, striving to give the 150-year-old company an updated image for the dot-com generation.
By comparison, Li's work piggybacks on a publicly available, regularly updated image database, built and paid for by Google Street View, and it generates analyses in near real time.
After adjusting the basic orientation on the setup page, one can manually adjust affine parameters as necessary by highlighting a parameter and using left/right arrows to modify the values, which are reflected in the updated image.
Although Granada, the British television company that has co-produced the series with Agatha Christie Ltd. and WGBH Boston, maintains that it has remained true to the spirit of the character, Jane Marple will have an updated image: more open-minded, less prim and with a lover in her past.
30 updated images and 1,000 words for new captions.
The updated images are to be uploaded in one sweeping upgrade within a year.
'We're focusing on dreamlike images rather than updated images of tomorrow,' said a spokesman for the company.
And stay up to date with this high-res satellite stream, with updated images every minute, rather than the standard fifteen-minute intervals.
Biometrics systems would have to be integrated into government databases with constantly updated images of known or suspected terrorists, a major software and networking challenge.
