Sentence examples for visual imaging from inspiring English sources

The LANIP approach is finally exposed in several areas: image multiscale decomposition, image restoration, image segmentation, and image enhancement, through biomedical materials and visual imaging applications.

The BAC DNA was digested using the HindIII restriction enzyme, separated by electrophoresis on 1X TAE agarose, stained using SYBR Green (Invitrogen), and visualized using image analysis (Typhoon Visual Imaging System, Molecular Dynamics) according to an established protocol [ 15].

Maximizing luminescence quantum yields for emission in spectral regions easily visualized by the eye are critical to improving the sensitivity of visual imaging approaches [ 8 ].

Dr. Jones used what psychologists call visual imaging with Jeffrey.

The worm's internal defences have been identified and pinpointed by sophisticated visual imaging, and named drilodefensins.

As fashion stylists started to become celebrities in their own right, Petri gathered his followers under the umbrella of Buffalo, his visual imaging company.

In addition to mobile phones, of particular interest are emerging wearable electronics devices such as smart watches and glasses with integrated or attachable inertia sensors, audio-visual imaging and recording devices, and wireless connectivity.

While some groups find significant plasticity using visual evoked potential recordings, optical imaging or immediate early gene induction [6] [10], others hardly detect it at all [11] or fail to find any adult plasticity using single unit recordings [12], [13].

Experimental protocols for intrinsic optical imaging of cat visual cortex were approved by the Kantonal Veterinaeramt of Zurich, and performed under licenses 50/2003 and 164/2006 granted to K.A.C. Martin for the project "Microcircuits of Neocortex".

For example, tests that use visual or imaging-based inspection of the colorectum involve bowel preparation that is unpleasant and potentially harmful.

In medical imaging, visual interpretation of images is dependent on the knowledge of the physician and is subject to inter- and intra-observer variabilities.