I think that the imaging ... KS: That imaging. Beautiful.
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Last year it formed Clover Imaging Group, which houses all of its imaging businesses.
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That will require help with guidance from imaging systems such as ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging.
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The law regulating that imaging, though, was first passed before satellite imaging really existed as an industry.
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This applies not only to Neuroendocrine tumors but several other imaging agents whose separate imaging payment ends.
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"There's such a reliance on imaging, but we know imaging often doesn't correlate with symptoms," he says.
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Imaging and displayWith phones serving as most people's primary cameras, Qualcomm's imaging capabilities are more important than ever.
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Photo: Stanford Computational Imaging LabAt the moment, the equipment used for acoustic NLOS imaging is far from elegant.
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Historically, doctors have evolved from sketching proposed changes to embracing two-dimensional imaging on computers to incorporating 3D imaging.
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The cameras would also use imaging algorithms obtained by Apple in last year's acquisition of Israeli camera company LinX Imaging.
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A physician's guidance is still essential in making the right imaging decision, particularly when that decision is no imaging at all.
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The video's infrared imaging comes from the Spitzer Space Telescope, while the x-ray imaging comes from the Chandra X-Ray Observatory.
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There are newer imaging modalities, such as 3D tomography and molecular imaging that can, to some degree, deal better with denser breasts.
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With companies like Planet Labs and Alphabet's Skybox Imaging leading the way, there are more private satellites imaging the Earth than ever before.
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Startup Skybox Imaging, which was rebranded as Terra Bella after Google purchased it, launched its first imaging cubesat for less than $50 million.
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It's a helluva thing that the finest space imaging instrument of 1990 also happens to be the finest space imaging instrument of 2016.
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A critical tool: Advanced Imaging Techniques Detecting the effects of concussions requires a specific set of tools, namely advanced imaging techniques and devices.
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Special Agent William Elliot used thermal-imaging devices to scan a suspect's home, and obtained a warrant based on the thermal imaging data.
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For the brain scans, he used magnetic resonance imaging to study the gray matter, and diffusion tensor imaging to study the white matter.
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One study of that campaign's results examined seven procedures that have widely been shown to be ineffective, including imaging tests for "uncomplicated" headaches, cardiac imaging for patients without a history of heart problems, and routine imaging for patients with low-back pain.
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The company has been working on developing cognitive imaging for over a decade, said Anne Le Grand, vice president of imaging for Watson Health.
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A great advantage to this space imaging technique is that, unlike digital imaging, SAR can penetrate clouds and weather, to see what's transpired below.
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In comparison, Yestar's credit terms with imaging products supplier Fujifilm are much more lenient than the credit terms Yestar offers to its imaging customers.
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Next up, David Neikirk, OML's Digital Imaging Coordinator, used 3D imaging software from Ortery Technologies Inc, a photography automation company, to model the globes.
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The attachment contained, among other things, two tiny compact laser diodes for fluorescence imaging, and a white light-emitting diode for bright-field transmission imaging.
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One reason is that imaging tools like computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanners are being used for diagnosis while patients are alive.
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A versatile gas, helium is primarily used in electronics and semiconductor manufacturing and is particularly important for medical imaging, such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
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Norwest also financed satellite imaging company Skybox Imaging, which sold to Google in 2014 for $500 million, a milestone for the emerging space startup industry.
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Prior to joining the startup, he was the Chief Executive Officer of Phillips Imaging Systems, the multi-billion dollar medical imaging division of Phillips Healthcare.
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Tambua Health: Tambua Health uses an "acoustic" stethoscope and proprietary software to provide advanced imaging for lung imaging without the radiation of an x-ray.
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Agtech startup Ceres Imaging, which uses computer vision and spectral imaging tech to deliver insights about crops to farmers, has closed a new round of funding.
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Imaging Business Stable: Fitch expects profit contribution from Yestar's business of distributing imaging equipment to remain stable in the near term despite limited top-line growth.
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The instrument is made by German company Medical Imaging Electronics and uses a wave produced by the ECG to electronically control a separate recording or imaging apparatus.
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One proven area is in medical imaging where AI and computer vision is helping with medical scan and imaging analysis to help support radiologists and other clinicians.
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Typical imaging processes might harm the embryo, explained He. But here, the team uses a specially shaped, faster laser pulse while imaging to minimize harm during development.
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These tests, which include diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) and diffusion kurtosis tensor imaging (DKTI), are more expensive than regular MRIs and less commonly applied to concussion patients.
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FLIR, a company that specializes in the production of thermal imaging cameras as well as components and imaging sensors already has a presence on the border wall.
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These tools include: CareSelect Imaging: Through an exclusive digital distribution license with the American College of Radiology, CareSelect offers evidence-based clinical guidelines solutions for diagnostic imaging.
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Once the application process closes, 10 to 15 imaging scientists will be given funding for three to five years of research at imaging centers across the country.
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Miniaturization of Hardware Along with Computer Vision and AI will allow Diagnostic Imaging to be Mobile Medical imaging is dominated by large incumbents that are slow to innovate.
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For example, many underwriters now want to know if clients in photography use aerial imaging equipment, so Planck Re's imaging process capabilities automatically check images for that information.
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Bracco Imaging Chief Executive Fulvio Renoldi Bracco said the deal enabled the firm to expand its range of nuclear oncology imaging solutions in the urology segment and other specialties.
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Such a system could be used for various indoor imaging purposes; Woodbridge even recommended a set of antennae attached to a "drone or truck" as a promising imaging system.
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Monotype Imaging — Shares of Monotype Imaging surged 7.7% after Bloomberg News reported the typeface developer is exploring strategic options after receiving interest from private-equity firms for a buyout.
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Examples of unnecessary imaging highlighted by Choosing Wisely include scans for uncomplicated headaches, routine chest X-rays, CT for uncomplicated sinusitis, and any imaging for nonspecific low back pain.
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Then they imaged the children's brains using diffusion tensor magnetic resonance imaging (DTI), a type of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) that is especially useful for looking at white matter.
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The global imaging and analysis company, Astro Digital, has sent its first imaging satellites into space early this morning as part of larger payload launched by the Russian company Glavkosmos.
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The company's technical strengths are in Sharp's high-resolution imaging and displays, which use the next-generation 8K standard and have ready applications for medical imaging devices such as endoscopes.
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Bouman was a crucial member of the imaging team "(Bouman) was a major part of one of the imaging subteams," said Vincent Fish, a research scientist at MIT's Haystack Observatory.
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That study found that cardiac imaging done in a hospital outpatient department cost Medicare more than three times what such imaging cost Medicare if it was done in a physician's office.
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According to Neikirk, unlike other institutions whose digitization process relies on imaging and uploading flat, 2D images, the OML team used 3D imaging to capture the entirety of a 3D artefact.
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TruTags are used with hyperspectral imaging technology, which is able to process much more wavelengths than other imaging methods, so it can collect more precise and detailed data from an image.
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The team is reportedly led by a pair of aerospace engineers, Michael Trela and John Fenwick, who previously worked for Skybox Imaging, a satellite imaging firm bought by Google in 2014.
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In some ways, the imaging ... KS: Was it Cleveland?
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Smaller sensors and computer vision-enabled image capture will lead to imaging devices that are being redesigned a fraction of the size with: Simpler imaging process: with quicker workflows and lower costs.
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In the early days of diffusion imaging, the directional information was modeled using a tensor ("diffusion tensor imaging"), which represented all of the diffusion data within each voxel as a single ellipsoid.
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When N.M.R. imaging became common for medical use, the name was changed to magnetic resonance imaging; the word "nuclear" was dropped for fear that patients might think radioactive elements were being used.
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Top recent British deals included the $350 million sale of imaging processing supplier Apical to Softbank-owned chipmaker ARM and Twitter's purchase of another imaging firm, Magic Pony Technologies, for $150 million.
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I can't even imaging Gregg not walking on this earth.
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Of these, 67,000 underwent eye exams, which included retinal imaging.
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Matterport raises $48M to ramp up its 3D imaging platform
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In December it acquired Tellus Labs, a satellite imaging company.
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With each new iPhone, Apple ups the ante on imaging.
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Sony's really focused on imaging for both of these handset.
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This could add another tool for analytical and imaging technologies.
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Brain imaging didn't turn up anything out of the ordinary.
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Also new is the ability to live stream thermal imaging.
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Siris completed its purchase of Electronics for Imaging last month.
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The labeling process is usually done before imaging or identification.
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Thermal imaging, meanwhile, is used to detect the patient's temperature.
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Quality ratings for imaging centers is hard to come by.
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Medical imaging revealed the teens also had severe lung damage.
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So TIGHAR turned to Jeff Glickman, a forensic imaging specialist.
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That includes electronic health records, medical imaging, lab reports, prescriptions.
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The telescopes in question are Imaging Atmospheric Cherenkov Telescopes (IACTs).
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Pretty soon you'll even be able to do thermal imaging.
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From baseball, Zepp moved into tracking and imaging tennis serves.
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That imaging paints a picture of a fairly unique world.
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Whiteside will have a magnetic resonance imaging test on Sunday.
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Recursion then studies those cells using imaging and machine learning.
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A magnetic resonance imaging test confirmed that Nova needed surgery.
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The basic idea of automated aerial imaging goes beyond infrastructure.
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An imaging test revealed the volunteer's heart was indeed defective.
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He will undergo a magnetic resonance imaging examination on Wednesday.
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Then the company verifies the offsets with satellite imaging systems.
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He will have a magnetic resonance imaging exam on Sunday.
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Thermal imaging allows heat to be translated into visible light.
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We have a large imaging team in Taipei and Taiwan.
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The camera is called the High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment.
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Last month, USTR also granted requests from Varex Imaging Corp.
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Made by Vayyar Imaging, a company that specializes in 3D-imaging sensors, the WalabotDIY lets you see plastic and metal pipes, electric wires, and studs at distances up to 4 inches inside a wall.
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The rocket launched from the southern state of Andhra Pradesh carried the Hyper-Spectral Imaging Satellite (HysIS) with high resolution, digital-imaging equipment to map the earth, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) said.
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Intended to reduce unnecessary imaging, the policy may penalize doctors who don't comply by requiring them to get "prior authorization" before ordering imaging tests in the future — in other words, to follow another regulation.
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Imaging is one of the key markets in the emerging space tech industry, and for good reason — there's a proven and robust demand for imaging and Earth observation data among government, private and other clients.
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But applications of the method go beyond just imaging biological molecules.
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All the imaging that we had done beforehand tells you that.
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These same imaging technologies are being increasingly used in autopsies, too.
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Also, there are potential privacy reasons for restricting high-res imaging.
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United States, which involved an unreasonable search via thermal imaging technology.
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Venter's cardiologist is happy with the latest imaging of his heart.
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We are shaking with curious excitement just imaging this sinister shape.
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Satellite imaging was used to map the islands around Lake Chad.
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They operate the imaging equipment used to diagnosis and treat patients.
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Magnetic resonance imaging gives some clues to what is going on.
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The brain imaging participants reported 87.3 pills a year on average.
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It proved just the ticket for imaging the tiny Chtonobdella tanae.
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So we began to research the history of commercial satellite imaging.
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"These are not medical imaging methods—they're not diagnostic," he noted.
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Earlier scans of the En-Gedi scroll revealed by imaging software.
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That said, there are legitimate cancer risks associated with CT imaging.
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Indeed, this imaging study was partly funded through a crowdfunding campaign.
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Metal-based ink tattoos can react with magnetic resonance imaging studies.
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Those included trials with thermal imaging, X-rays, and ultrasonic detection.
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The amount of imaging data being collected right now is enormous.
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Magnetic resonance imaging revealed a partial ligament tear, which sounded ominous.
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Teixeira had a magnetic resonance imaging scan that showed joint inflammation.
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And the lenses have the imaging performance to match their weight.
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Imaging, meanwhile, is something Samsung's been doing for a long time.
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Further imaging revealed two more injured areas below the macular hole.
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Radiologic technologists perform diagnostic imaging examinations, like X-rays, on patients.
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Ietswaart suggested tests with magnetic resonance imaging as a next step.
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He said he would have a magnetic resonance imaging exam Monday.
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Repeat CT imaging demonstrated further hemorrhage into the original resection cavity.
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In addition, SpaceX's satellite imaging technology could help with location tracking.
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I work as a UX designer for a data imaging company.
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He received a magnetic resonance imaging examination and a cortisone injection.
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Brain imaging is one of the newer tools for studying sex.
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Advances in imaging technology are bringing us closer to real answers.
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Unnecessary imaging leads to preventable side effects, excessive costs and overdiagnosis.
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If you are thinking it, you likely are not imaging it.
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A third helped medical offices purchase X-ray and imaging equipment.
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Perhaps the most remarkable evidence comes from recent brain imaging research.
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Some uses of brain imaging would seem to have only upsides.
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A magnetic resonance imaging exam disclosed a torn ulnar collateral ligament.
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The woman called the surgeon's office and sent over the imaging.
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Imaging data is a particularly attractive subset of medical data, too.
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Pain or discomfort leads to a doctor's evaluation and medical imaging.
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Now she's working on OpenWater, an ambitious 3-D imaging startup.
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Due to a lack of imaging data from the solar poles (most satellite missions focus on observing lower latitudes), scientists have been creating artificial images by extrapolating from imaging data collected by the Proba-2 satellite.
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And the Paediatric Imaging Committee of the International Society of Forensic Radiology and Imaging is working on a guideline statement, to be published in 2017, on post-mortem CT when it comes to possible child abuse.
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In October, winery Cooper's Hawk and font software firm Monotype Imaging became the latest single-B rated borrowers to accommodate investor demands, following amended transactions from auction house Sotheby's and digital imaging firm Shutterfly in September.
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Today, over 275 million hospital patients are monitored by Philips equipment annually, nearly a billion people in emerging markets have access to our diagnostic imaging, and we manage 18 petabytes of imaging data for healthcare providers.
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Pigeon ThermoregulationCredit: Scott Echols, Scarlet Imaging and the Grey Parrot Anatomy ProjectUsing CT scans and digital imaging, researchers were able to see the entire network of blood vessels in a pigeon, right down to the capillary level.
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"A lot has been discovered using structural MRI imaging, functional MRI imaging and a lot of other measures of how the brain cells work and how the brain waves respond to the world around us," he said.
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The result is after a three-year period providers need to make choices about using more advanced precision diagnostic imaging and take a financial loss or stop offering the advanced imaging diagnostic and use less effective alternatives.
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This, in turn, impacts the diagnosis and care of those that could be imaged with advanced imaging tracers, requiring them to travel farther or perhaps skip imaging procedures that are vital for monitoring and maintaining their health.
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Including any deductibles patients had to pay out-of-pocket before insurance benefits kicked in, people typically averaged co-payments of $319 for advanced imaging in their insurance network and $630 for out-of-network advanced imaging.
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It contacted the Medical Imaging & Technology Alliance, a group which oversees the DICOM communication standard used by medical imaging devices, but the group pointed the finger at those in charge of maintaining servers where data is stored.
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Lores currently serves as president of HP's Imaging, Printing and Solutions business.
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For gamers, this means high-quality imaging and high frames per second.
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I wanted Imgur to be the next big destination for ... Mobile imaging.
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And it can issue a directive barring imaging over a given location.
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You'll have safer cars, more personalized medicine—medical imaging will be revolutionized.
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Officials resumed the search last week with advanced sonar and imaging systems.
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But recent advances in an imaging technique called coronagraphy make it possible.
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Enrique Lores, head of HP's imaging and printing unit, will take over.
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Like the original Pro, imaging is at the heart of the upgrade.
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Just last week, UiPath just last week expanded its own imaging capabilities.
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To me, overall imaging performance feels very similar to the X-T230.
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This opens up additional opportunities to leverage imaging in the private sector.
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Almost every satellite is either destined for earth-imaging or earth-monitoring.
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Uber will be partnering with DigitalGlobe to use its satellite imaging technology.
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Is the next Huawei P-series going to be an imaging powerhouse?
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Hypothetically such sophisticated constructed physiology could fool contemporary medical imaging as well.
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Absolutely. But I didn't open this imaging center to buy a Lamborghini.
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Two other imaging technologies, MRI scans and ultrasound, do not use radiation.
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The authors said they used advanced brain-imaging techniques on both groups.
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To detect them, airports need specialist radar reinforced by thermal imaging technology.
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Video: NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory/YouTube Ultraviolet Imaging Spectrograph (UVS) UVS profile.
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Why bother imaging a brain that's infinitely less complex than a vertebrate's?
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There's still fuel in the tanks and no reason to stop imaging.
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Also important to note: Not all medical imaging exposes you to radiation.
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Nanodiamonds are used for medical imaging, for drug delivery and in electronics.
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Participants performed each task while hooked up to a brain imaging machine.
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He was scheduled for a magnetic resonance imaging test on Monday night.
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Patrick Hope is the Executive Director of the Medical Imaging & Technology Alliance.
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Imaging services, like MRIs and CT scans, are particularly popular on Groupon.
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They also provide improved situational awareness, thermal imaging, and better depth perception.
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He's particularly interested in stereo imaging for this leg of the mission.
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Garrett said a magnetic resonance imaging examination had revealed the broken bone.
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A magnetic resonance imaging exam showed no structural damage in the shoulder.
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She did survive, but magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) showed serious brain damage.
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For example, a research team might run a small brain-imaging study.
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The infrared imaging at the end of the video is particularly nuts.
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His discoveries have implications for everything from medical imaging to intelligence gathering.
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Kerr said Iguodala would have an magnetic resonance imaging test on Sunday.
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Adding even more camera modules could lead to even more imaging ability.
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They also performed unnecessary medical services like magnetic resonance imaging on patients.
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Unlike synesthesia, it has not depended on brain imaging for cultural acceptance.
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When the imaging proved him right, he started the boy on antibiotics.
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Hicks was sent for a magnetic resonance imaging exam after the game.
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A magnetic resonance imaging examination and a doctor's evaluation diagnosed the strain.
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But other uses of brain imaging lie in an ethical gray area.
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Once again, however, the biggest news is coming on the imaging side.
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The center is also outfitted with imaging equipment and a compounding pharmacy.
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Particular concern surrounds molybdenum-299 (22025Mo), the workhorse of diagnostic nuclear-imaging.
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In addition to its imaging technology, the telescope is also incredibly sensitive.
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Planet, the satellite imaging company that operate the largest commercial Earth imaging constellation in existence, is hosting a new data science competition on the Kaggle platform, with the specific aim of developing machine learning techniques around forestry research.
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"UItrasound does not involve radiation, and, at the frequencies used for diagnostic imaging, poses no known risk to the mother or developing baby," says Dr. Stephen Chasen, director of obstetric imaging at NewYork-Presbyterian and Weill Cornell Medicine.
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A report on bone fractures produced by Infervision's medical imaging tool A report on bone fractures produced by Infervision's medical imaging tool Like any deep learning company, Infervision needs to keep training its algorithms with data from varied sources.
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Scientists have developed imaging tech to capture images within certain ranges of wavelengths (medical imaging devices and airport scanners are the first that come to mind), but they're far from practical or accessible for use by the general public.
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But just as many also felt they would not be able to refer the woman to a specialist without obtaining imaging first, and more than half worried she would be upset if she didn't get the imaging she wanted.
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MemorialCare Breast Center is conducting a clinical trial of a novel infrared breast imaging technology developed in Israel called MIRA, or Metabolic Imaging Risk Assessment, that may be used as a supplement for mammography in women with dense breasts.
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" It's also looking for a Neural Imaging Engineer who will be "focused on developing novel non-invasive neuroimaging technologies" who will "Design and evaluate novel neural imaging methods based on optical, RF, ultrasound, or other entirely non-invasive approaches.
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Vayyar is not the only company using radar to build up better imaging intelligence: Entropix, Photonic Vision, Noitom Technology and Aquifi and ADI are among the many companies also building imaging solutions based on the same kind of technology.
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CHIRP can also be used for any imaging system that uses radio interferometry.
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A screenshot of the signup page for the Amazon Body Labs imaging study.
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The cameras will also provide more color and 3D imaging than previous missions.
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A laser guide star is an artificial star image used for astronomical imaging.
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Instead, history would prove that Kennedy was imaging an improbable, yet possible future.
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See you later, temperature sensors, light meters, thermal imaging cameras and personal breathalyzers.
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After reviewing the patient's history and imaging, the neurosurgeon had some reassuring news.
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Thermal imaging suggested several more people might be in the airspace around her.
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The technique is called "ultimate 3D imaging of solvent-cleared organs," or uDISCO.
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There's simply no reference point for this kind of imaging improvement through software.
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Most were owned by Planet Labs Inc, a US-based Earth-imaging company.
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That's where the method behind the new imaging—atomic force microscopy— comes in.
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Scott Sight is an thermal imaging headset designed to make firefighters' lives easier.
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Ghost imaging is another promising way of making use of light's quantum nature.
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Finding it earlier: Diagnostics, including imaging and blood tests, are a growing field.
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For a drone, it's basically communication, imaging, and operating system — plus flight controls.
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X-ray imaging revealed the tube-like structures embedded within the sedimentary rock.
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There are three modes: millimeter wave radar, imaging infrared and semi-active laser.
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Some of the most compelling evidence comes via magnetic resonance imaging, or MRI.
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Patients expect that medical imaging devices operate in a safe and effective manner.
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Detecting injuries and cancer using medical imaging Processing digital signals can be tricky.
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Additionally, according to Bloomberg, GE is still exploring options for its imaging business.
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Mirroring the changes in breast imaging is the evolution in breast cancer surgery.
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They have a very wide (for their class) soundstage and delightfully precise imaging.
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Some of these women are facing agonizing decisions as ultrasound imaging demonstrates abnormalities.
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For this, DroneSeed has a special craft equipped with a sophisticated imaging stack.
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Its analytics engine helps physicians and healthcare providers analyze millions of imaging records.
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Patients should ask their doctor about the use of echocardiogram with strain imaging.
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We have made tremendous advances in genomics, cellular biology, imaging, and brain mapping.
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It's getting harder and harder to distinguish phone imaging based on hardware alone.
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The first thing will be to make sure that your imaging is accurate.
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NB: Ultimately the two main applications are imaging or earth observation and communications.
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"It's hard to imaging a thriving black market under federal legalization," he said.
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It provides imaging for at least 10% of the global almond industry now.
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Lytro, the light-field imaging startup focused on virtual reality, is shutting down.
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The earthquake has impacted supply of digital imaging products like cameras and camcorders.
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Customize your tank with amenities such as infared thermal imaging and armor plating.
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The company makes 3-D imaging sensors based on low power radio waves.
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By the standards of digital imaging, a Landsat image is extremely low resolution.
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Via functional MRI imaging, they saw reduced blood flow in the temporal cortex.
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Alongside the brain imaging, patients used questionnaires to report on their mental state.
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And for Berlin-based artist Trevor Paglen, computer imaging makes for great art.
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It is used to make an imaging agent that is injected into patients.
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"Two-thirds of the world's population gets no imaging at all," he added.
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"Everyone was freezing," Barbara Bridgers, the head of imaging for the Met, recalled.
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By the time I arrived at the imaging center, I was a wreck.
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We've been heavily involved in imaging forest fires over the last few years.
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The company uses AI software to enhance imaging for stills, video and sensing.
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A magnetic resonance imaging scan includes the entire head, including the subject's face.
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Smith underwent a magnetic resonance imaging examination that confirmed the injury, Maccagnan said.
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The two had worked independent of each other in studying magnetic resonance imaging.
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The results of the imaging exam were not immediately available after the game.
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Bell had a magnetic resonance imaging exam, but it showed no structural damage.
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I've long posited that the key to a good imaging feature is simplicity.
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Maybe that means writing down the stories you've been imaging in your mind.
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Arrows on the floor directed people to magnetic resonance imaging, or to endoscopy.
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O). Hitachi's diagnostic imaging business will be sold to Fujifilm Holdings Corp (4901.
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O). Hitachi's diagnostic imaging business will be sold to Fujifilm Holdings Corp (4901.
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But the ghostly pictures served up by geophysical-imaging technology can be misleading.
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In the fall, males have full antlers, which also alters the radar imaging.
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I have a hard time imaging you as CEO of a public company.
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Through ultraviolet imaging, they retrieved the text that was obscured through this recycling.
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We take a look at intimacy, friendship, and self-imaging a great deal.
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Draximage faces very limited competition for some of its top products, such as MAA, an albumin injectable used in lung imaging, and DTPA, a pentetate injectable used for brain and kidney imaging, both of which have no competitors at present.
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Three powerful trends — including miniaturization of diagnostic imaging devices, next generation imaging to for the earliest stages of disease detection and virtual medicine — are shaping the ways in which visual technologies are poised to improve healthcare over the next decade.
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Illustration: Stanford Computational Imaging LabIn addition to cheaper hardware, the researchers have found their acoustic approach to NLOS imaging to be both faster than using cameras and lasers, with an improved range, which could be beneficial to autonomous vehicles one day.
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Medical imaging device manufacturers have discovered tin foil, sheet metal screws, non-labeled wiring, hand-secured wire nuts, zip ties, and tape used by third-party service companies in attempts to repair imaging equipment such as CT, MRI, and ultrasound.
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Planet, the global imaging company that recently acquired Google's Terra Bella satellite imaging business, is introducing a new tool called Planet Explorer Beta that allows its users to view how its image captures of Earth from space change over time.
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One technique, known as diffusion tensor imaging (DTI), looked at the structural integrity of white matter, which connects different parts of the brain; the other test, known as functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), measured brain function while participants competed memory tasks.
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Bracco Imaging generated turnover of more than 1 billion euros ($1.14 billion) in 2018.
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Magnetic resonance imaging or MRI machines instead use this signal to create a picture.
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Importantly, the existence of the planets still needs to be confirmed via direct imaging.
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The photo comes from Rosetta's OSIRIS, or Optical, Spectroscopic, and Infrared Remote Imaging System.
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The Japanese firm focused on two of its key strengths : Display technology and imaging.
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With the help of modern-day medical imaging, and lots and lots of bubbles.
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The images were taken using a variety of imaging techniques taken by practicing researchers.
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It's responsible for years of asteroid imaging, exoplanet and pulsar studies, and atmospheric research.
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The red dots show heat signatures as detected by the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer.
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The Major Atmospheric Gamma Imaging Cherenkov, known as MAGIC, is two gamma ray telescopes.
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The Major Atmospheric Gamma Imaging Cherenkov, known as MAGIC, is two gamma ray telescopes.
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Transit stations aren't the only places where thermal imaging is used to monitor customers.
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During his first visit, he received an imaging scan after he voiced those concerns.
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I'm imaging a sticky coating that'll collect everything, including my hair, dust, and dirt.
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Videssa Breast transforms the breast cancer detection paradigm and brings clarity to imaging results.
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The higher the ISO setting, the more sensitive your imaging sensor is to light.
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Varjo's imaging lead used to worked on camera technology for both Nokia and Intel.
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One day, though, we could virtually tour the world without any odd imaging artifacts.
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That's supported by Jacobsen's brain-imaging research, published in 2015 in the journal Brain.
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"People are going to need this approach because it's never good enough with imaging."
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United States, that use of thermal imaging was a search that required a warrant.
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The first smartphone to feature an integrated thermal imaging sensor isn't exactly skinny, though.
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Just recently, scientists used digital imaging to find hidden pages of Anne Frank's diary.
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And it's going to spread to every aspect of computer vision, photography and imaging.
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The broadest definition of computational photography includes just about any digital imaging at all.
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The inside of a Sight maskThermal imaging is already a staple in firefighters' toolkits.
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At stake are Lytro's 59 patents related to light-field and digital imaging technologies.
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From there it's marrying that audio with digital and laser imaging, and CGI techniques.
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Phenotypes are expressed physiologically and most will require imaging to be detected and analyzed.
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The April earthquake in Japan hurt availability of digital imaging products, the company said.
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To learn more about Kinetic Imaging, visit the department website or contact Stephen Vitiello.
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But more recently, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) studies have shown this to be incorrect.
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The startup uses machine learning, satellite imaging, drones and LIDAR to offset carbon emissions.
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The functions of a smartphone can be divided into communication, imaging, and operating system.
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"I'm frustrated that diagnostic imaging has become the first line of defense," she said.
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Doctors use fMRI (functional magnetic resonance imaging) to measure blood flow in the brain.
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If your camera supports raw imaging, be sure to take photos under this setting.
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Each of these has been detected using remote-sensing observations or directly by imaging.
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An onboard camera called CaSSIS—Color and Stereo Surface Imaging System—snapped these pics.
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The company uses aerial imaging and data-driven deep learning to identify crop stresses.
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So the team brought in a new underwater robot developed by Marine Imaging Technologies.
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The healthcare system in Virginia is one of IBM's partners in developing imaging technology.
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Wildlife managers are using drones, mobile apps and thermal imaging cameras to track poachers.
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Door-to-imaging time ranged from 4 minutes to 3 hours and 41 minutes.
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While not a traditional imaging team, Facebook's AML group does work extensively in visuals.
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"Iznik ware 1500 1510" by World Imaging - Own work, photographed at Istanbul Archeological Museum.
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The brain imaging showed that "the brain circuits were functioning normally," a release says.
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Buyers are paying more for most health care companies, especially labs and imaging centers.
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Canaan Partners, the venture capital firm that has backed companies like Skybox Imaging, Match.
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With digital imaging, photography no longer can claim direct mechanical, unbiased relationship to reality.
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Photo: Sinai Palimpsests ProjectWhat multispectral imaging can do in some cases has been impressive.
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Imaging is a key part of every iOS upgrade, and this one's no different.
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The pair then teamed up with Foldi, whose experience was specifically in 3D imaging.
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Participants were asked to lie down in a functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) scanner.
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Fujifilm, known for its photocopier and imaging products, has been slowly expanding into healthcare.
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To do it, the researchers used cutting-edge imaging techniques, including x-ray scanning.
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Fetal imaging, widely used for the first time in the 1970s, made an impact.
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On Friday, a magnetic resonance imaging examination showed no structural damage to deGrom's arm.
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Clearly we need to address not just medication costs but imaging and other procedures.
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"We've been sold a false model, like having too much imaging," Ms. McGiffert said.
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A follow up study using magnetic resonance imaging or MRI showed extensive brain abnormalities.
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"Night Vision Assist," with a thermal imaging camera, will be available as an option.
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I was patched through to a third party, Evicore, which evaluates requests for imaging.
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That's also why I find myself wishing for stranger shows, and imaging oddball settings.
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The data can include medical-record information, imaging and lab results, and pharmacy data.
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NASA is working with the ESA on imaging and infrared equipment for the telescope.
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Or, as a reader suggested by email, "vomit," for victim of modern imaging technology.
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The company is also buying 3-D imaging and augmented reality start-up Outward.
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The system performed better than human vision, whereas most imaging systems perform far worse.
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Certainly imaging satellites, for example, are very much the direct descendants of spy satellites.
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Algorithms, for example, can already diagnose diseases from imaging scans better than human radiologists.
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"3D imaging is one of the harder modalities to work on," he told Axios.
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So the imaging findings lined up pretty perfectly with the behavioral cognitive testing finding.
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Her father, a radiologist, is the former president of Diagnostic Imaging Specialists in Atlanta.
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Trilobites A new imaging tool works more like Google Maps than a traditional microscope.
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A final important point to be considered is that imaging is not always necessary.
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His father retired as chief technology officer at Deep Imaging Technologies in Tomball, Tex.
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DAVINCI+ stands for Deep Atmosphere Venus Investigation of Noble gases, Chemistry, and Imaging Plus.
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The creepiest part of the kiosks might be the facial imaging database it creates.
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Evan D. Morris, Ph.D., is a professor of radiology and biomedical imaging at Yale.
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And yet, it is rare that we discuss the ethical implications of brain imaging.
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Manager Terry Collins said Cespedes would have a magnetic resonance imaging exam on Friday.
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A satellite image shared by imaging service ICEYE showed the scale of the flooding.
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He is currently conducting brain imaging studies, to try and understand the underlying physiology.
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These unprotected servers not only expose medical imaging but also patient personal health information.
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Brain imaging technology, such as head ultrasounds, can reveal problems before they visibly develop.
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The business includes imaging sensors supplied to such smartphone customers such as Apple Inc.
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X-ray imaging used in some telescopes inspired the concept of the neutron microscope.
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Eighteen cases of breast cancer were discovered for every 23,000 male breast imaging exams.
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Imaging showed no pathology in his brain or spine to account for the weakness.
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Non-lifestyle studies — on topics like brain imaging or genetics — were much less common.
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Diagnosis, Treatment, and Survival Diagnosing testicular cancer normally involves both imaging and blood tests.
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But the results of that search proved inconclusive, so Colls turned to radar imaging.
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Increasingly sophisticated imaging techniques are allowing doctors to spot previously undetectable signs of metastasis.
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More recently, the Pentagon has entered into a $20 million arrangement with small-imaging satellite company Planet, a San Francisco-based firm whose constellation of small-imaging satellites can offer the agency imagery of the entire globe refreshed every couple of weeks.
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All head impact data was analyzed, and participants were evaluated before and after the football season using advanced Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) techniques, such as diffusion tensor imaging (DTI), which can be used to identify minute changes in a brain's white matter.
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Though he said it is difficult to get the depth of field and colour down to a tee when 3D imaging the globes, the method has proved pretty economical so far with the process of imaging one globe costing around 400 dollars.
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Yet even as Broaden launched, Mayberg began using a newer, more detailed imaging tool, diffusion tensor imaging (DTI), that could reveal not just distinct brain areas but the white- matter bundles, called tracts, that carry neural traffic from one area to another.
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Cost-sharing has increased in recent years as insurers try to curb unnecessary use of expensive advanced imaging like magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), computed tomography (CT) and positron emission tomography (PET) scans, researchers note in the Journal of the American College of Radiology.
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"We cannot see the very small blood vessels in the brain through standard brain imaging techniques" like magnetic resonance imaging, said lead study author Jennifer A. Deal, an assistant scientist in the Department of Epidemiology at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
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In diagnostic imaging a discrepancy between gender identity and patient anatomy can raise unnecessary alarms.
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To study an athlete, costs can vary from $023,000-20,000 for neurological tests and imaging.
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Hubble's Imaging Spectrograph instrument was able to take the light and separate it into wavelengths.
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These companies work fast; they're startuppy; they're not (yet) in the military-industrial imaging complex.
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Based on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)of the patients, the researchers noticed some internal changes.
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Mammography, the boob-smooshing imaging technique used to detect breast cancer, has an overdiagnosis problem.
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There are some critical differences between imaging of live children and adults with suspicious injuries.
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The UK is a leader when it comes to post-mortem digital imaging of children.
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To get such an image, researchers used a technique called diffusion magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
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Recently, Jameson began working with Diffusion Tensor Imaging, a sophisticated variation on the conventional MRI.
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Fluorescence imaging of the organoid growing (Image: Weizmann Institute of Science)But organoids aren't perfect.
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The improved imaging tech was borrowed from the Pentax line of DSLRs, the company says.
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NASA's Aqua satellite took image one, while MODIS (Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiomete) took image two.
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Magnets originally built for medical imaging machines can find their way into nuclear physics research.
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Handheld thermal imaging devices give authorities a closer look at passengers in a closer range.
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Thermal imaging technology was also used in the SARS outbreak, which also saw high fevers.
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Thermal-imaging gear and other gadgets will monitor indicators such as body-heat and humidity.
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"My photographer was a childhood friend from New Jersey," she says of Lion's Den Imaging.
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This type of imaging entails leaving the telescope exposed to light for minutes or hours.
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Google paid $500 million in 2014 to purchase Skybox Imaging, a provider of satellite imagery.
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The latest study was derived from 16 years of space-based lightning imaging sensor observations.
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Both phones had 41-megapixel camera sensors, and both marked significant advances in mobile imaging.
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SenseTime is engaged in 14 sectors including medical imaging and high-performance computing, he said.
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There still isn't a way to detect and clinically diagnose Alzheimer's using brain imaging alone.
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The investments include SpaceX, Accion Systems, Planet Labs, Rocket Lab, Skybox Imaging and Spire Global.
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WorldView 4 is very similar in capability to WorldView 3, the company's previous imaging satellite.
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Some companies want to do more than just launch communications and imaging satellites into orbit.
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Sprouse attended NYU and graduated with a degree in geographic information systems and satellite imaging.
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The new imaging system, in a smaller form factor, could benefit human patients as well.
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"We have 132 [small satellites] that are actively imaging right now from space," Safyan said.
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There is a lot of variability when tasking an imaging satellite to capture an image.
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Earlier this year, it purchased Lytro, an imaging startup that specializes in light-field technology.
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Conventional thermal imaging system, you're holding it like this and you're looking into the screen.
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Coherent's lasers are used in digital imaging, 3-D mapping, engraving and welding, among others.
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ArcSoft is an imaging software company using AI technology, and its shares advanced 2% Wednesday.
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The marquee ability of the S9's upgraded imaging hardware is a variable-aperture camera.
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Salinas recommended an imaging study and found out she had blood clots in her lungs.
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Some patients with high breast density may need other imaging tests in addition to mammograms.
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On the biometric side is a 3D vein imaging tech Sonna Momo helped put together.
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Click here to view original GIFTime-lapse of multispectral imaging process revealing hidden Latin text.
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Some 500 rescuers using search dogs, military helicopters, and thermal imaging equipment are on scene.
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Yesterday FLIR announced the next generation of its thermal imaging technology, the Boson camera core.
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Of Travis Scott and 30 Seconds to Mars performing in front of thermal imaging cameras.
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The major differences between these two pairs come down to their resolution, imaging, and soundstage.
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Everything from climate change, heavy industry, and satellite imaging could be improved by space tech.
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The crux of the record really revolved around re-imaging dance forms at 75 BPM.
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A magnetic resonance imaging exam was negative, and he was listed as day to day.
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Collins said deGrom had not had a magnetic resonance imaging scan but was still sore.
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It looks forward to the day when the imaging technology is available on shoppers' smartphones.
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Google had acquired Terra Bella, originally known as Skybox Imaging, for $500 million in 2014.
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That's why we had Erin Lodi, professional photographer and former mobile-imaging editor at DPReview.
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He is currently serving as the President of HP's $20 billion Imaging, Printing & Solutions business.
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Fitch believes that Yestar's imaging business will provide stable cash flows that support its rating.
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Brain imaging, for example, shows that our thoughts begin before we're aware of having them.
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The TSA has been using full-body scanners — known as advanced imaging technology — since 2008.
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A magnetic resonance imaging exam Wednesday showed the sprain, which was good news to Bird.
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He also invested in digital imaging and electronic retouching when the technology was still new.
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This filing shows an 'electronic imaging device' that could sense when inventory is getting low.
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Such imaging could help answer questions about how the galaxy and its black hole formed.
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He also received a master's in digital imaging science from the Rochester Institute of Technology.
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In 2010, he and his team developed FLASH2, speeding the imaging up to real-time.
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What the brain imaging revealed, he told me, isn't DID, it's their belief in DID.
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The team decided to combine expansion microscopy with another imaging method, called light sheet microscopy.
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But the Supreme Court overruled this, saying the use of thermal-imaging constituted a search.
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The study participants underwent digital imaging of the eye to measure the progression of cataracts.
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Focused Technologies Imaging Services of Menands, N.Y., was awarded the $3.45 million contract in 2008.
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World View also announced former satellite imaging executive Tom Ingersoll was appointed as executive chairman.
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This marks the second aerospace investment for Canaan Partners, who previously invested in Skybox Imaging.
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Their survey flights provide enough imaging data to create immersive 3D models of a site.
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Advances in imaging techniques are bringing the human brain into closer focus than ever before.
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Founded by former Intel executive Raviv Melamed, Tel Aviv-based Vayyar Imaging raised $45 million.
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The state deployed a Pilatus high-altitude surveillance airplane equipped with a thermal imaging system.
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Its imaging spectroscopy device, which shows light beyond the visible range, was designed by NASA.
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Neither psychoanalysis nor brain imaging can tell the difference between a true and false memory.
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Morphle: Designed to replace outdated analog microscopes, Morphle's system uses robotic automation to improve imaging.
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Her mother, a radiologist who specializes in women's imaging, works in private practice in Pittsburgh.
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The data for the study was gathered by NASA's Compact Reconnaissance Imaging Spectrometer for Mars.
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And US docs view AI for imaging and diagnostics favorably — especially solutions targeted at radiologists.
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A State Patrol Cirrus aircraft, equipped with thermal imaging cameras, also helped in the search.
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Most medical research using brain imaging is funded by the NIH (National Institutes of Health).
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A report by the National Academies on the Ethics of Brain Imaging may be needed.
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Both devices are portable thermal drones that incorporate FLIR's Lepton 3.5 miniature thermal imaging unit.
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Rizzo said Sunday that a magnetic resonance imaging examination afterward had showed no structural damage.
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Up until this point, imaging an organ has been a painstaking and fairly disruptive process.
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The growing demand for increasingly complex imaging has meant more data and images for practitioners.
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And the pace of expansion in imaging has only increased over the past 10 years.
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The United States has suffered shortages of imaging isotopes, the most severe one in 2010.
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In the center, a description of the Wild Duck Cluster as I was imaging it.
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Changes were so clear that imaging results alone could indicate which women had been pregnant.
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Imaging improvements include support for 200 megapixel photos and 8K, along with much-improved speeds.
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In her specialty, it's still very common for medical imaging to be stored on CDs.
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There's no competition, but Samsung's breadth of imaging experience makes for a solid experience regardless.
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Firefighters also used aerial drones to get a view, including thermal imaging, into the inferno.
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These were followed by imaging the 193 "Globo Celeste" by Italian geographer Giovanni Maria Cassini.
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In 1987, scientists verified the existence of this "quasi-liquid" layer with X-ray imaging.
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