Sentences with phrase «incell imager»

Understanding reliability and some limitations of the images and spectra reconstructed from a multi-monochromatic x-ray imager

Comparison of implosion core metrics: A 10 ps dilation X-ray imager vs a 100 ps gated microchannel plate

To navigate autonomously, it uses a panoramic imager made of a triplet of high - resolution cameras mounted on a necklike pan-tilt mechanism.

While the new device may not be as good as the best conventional visual imagers, it is the state of the art for a tunable lens, he said.

Last year the wait ended, when NASA launched the Imager for Magnetopause to Aurora Global Exploration spacecraft, which carries the Low Energy Neutral Atom (LENA) imager.

Non-physician imagers could perform retinal imaging more frequently than ophthalmologists, and NICU staff can implement an imaging schedule individualized to specific babies.

In addition, NICU staff members, called certified retinal imagers, took retinal photographs of all the infants, and those images were transmitted to trained image readers at a central location at the University of Pennsylvania.

One of the most notable findings of these first - ever pictures of Jupiter's north and south poles is something that the JunoCam imager did not see.

Juno will soar just 9,000 kilometers above the Red Spot's swirling clouds, collecting data with its eight scientific instruments and snapping pictures with its JunoCam imager.

The limited imaging area of commercially available chlorophyll fluorescence imagers restricts these instruments to imaging, at most, one or two seedlings at a time.

«Innovative system images photosynthesis to provide picture of plant health: Crop imager could enable agricultural machinery that automatically responds to stressed plants.»

It can image an area measuring 45 by 34 centimeters, about four times larger than commercially available chlorophyll imagers.

Yet another instrument, an imager that could spot planets orbiting distant stars, is due by the end of the year.

«One can imagine that a SLIM - based tissue imager will scan biopsies in a clinic and, paired with software that is intelligent enough to look for these specific markers, will provide the pathologist with valuable new information.

Two mornings a week for the better part of an 18 - month stretch, you could find Russell Poldrack with his head inside a giant metal doughnut — the business end of a magnetic resonance imager.

In one picture, the new crop imager can capture fluorescence from seven or eight seedlings, depending on their size.

Imaged by a high - performance optical instrument on KAYUGA called the multiband imager, this photo was taken approximately 100 kilometers above the moon's surface.

The original picture was of the 1997 Mars Pathfinder imager.

This arrangement allows for the imager to have depth perception like we have.

The imager can also see polarized light, just like those polarized sunglasses that eliminate glare.

The imager was always on a one - way trip.

Built out of titanium to withstand the daily Martian temperature swings from — 22 degrees Fahrenheit -LRB--- 30 degrees Celsius) to — 112 degrees F -LRB--- 80 degrees C), the imager is also designed to perform in low atmospheric pressure.

He then placed both players in an fMRI (functional magnetic resonance imager) and scanned their brains as they nonverbally communicated with one another via computer.

There have been some communication problems — not with the imager per se; they have been more on the sense of that we can't quite always get the images we've commanded back from Mars.

That first day that Phoenix landed and the imager started taking pictures, everyone else was all gaga about the solar panels unfolding, and for good reason.

The imager is all day, every day.

Scientific American spoke to Patrick Woida, who helped develop the imager to learn more about what makes the device see as we do.

The imager even has eyelashlike brushes to clean Martian dust off its lenses each day.

The JunoCam imager aboard NASA's Juno mission snapped pics of the most iconic feature of the solar system's largest planetary inhabitant during its Monday (July 10) flyby.

In January a team led by David Smith of Duke University demonstrated a metamaterial - based microwave camera that requires minimal data storage and sensors, which could replace bulkier, costlier microwave imagers now used in some airport security booths.

(c) Printed flexible imager.

Using printing techniques, the researchers fabricated flexible X-ray imager arrays on plastic films that are much more portable than the behemoths at your dentist's office.

While they haven't developed specific applications for such an actuator, Ng said, it could be used in conjunction with photo imagers to make adaptive optical parts that tune focal distance, or to make moving mirrors that redirect light beams.

Researchers are probing the brain with increasingly powerful tools, including superfast magnetic resonance imagers and microelectrodes that can detect the murmurs of individual brain cells.

As with the other self - diagnosis tools, home use of Ozcan's cell phone blood imager is a ways off, but it is already being looked at for pilot programs in remote locations where doctors and lab equipment are in short supply.

Credit UCLA bioengineer Aydogan Ozcan, who has come up with a way to convert a cell phone camera into a blood - cell imager that can potentially eliminate the need to send blood to a lab.

Joseph Burns, of Cornell University and a member of the team working with Cassini's imager, says he is grateful that there is still a «highly capable» spacecraft, but admits his disappointment over «a missed opportunity».

Developed by Greg Kopp of the University of Colorado's Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics, the imager collected radiance data for nearly half of its eight - and - a-half hour flight, demonstrating improved techniques for future space - based radiance tests.

At the same time, an extreme ultraviolet imager on SDO can follow small features at eight different ultraviolet wavelengths that gauge temperatures from 20,000 ˚C to 1 million˚C.

At visible wavelengths, Hinode's imager can resolve features on the solar surface as small as 150 kilometers.

There are two sets of instruments that study the sun on a day - to - day basis: imagers that look at the disk of the sun, and those that look at the corona by blocking out the disk.

Marois is part of a group working on building a similar high - tech planet imager at the 8.1 - meter Gemini South telescope in Chile, and was pleased to see the Serabyn team's proof - of - concept.

The patent - pending technology, which uses detectors at the heart of the Large Hadron Collider at CERN alongside world - first radiation - hard CMOS imagers, will reduce dose uncertainties from several centimetres to just a few millimetres.

The Hubble, Ready for Its Close - Up HUBBLE 3D When the space shuttle Atlantis set off to repair the Hubble Space Telescope last May, its payload included state - of - the - art imagers, new batteries, and a 600 - pound IMAX camera.

The Swarm satellite recorded information on the charged particles» speeds and temperatures, but does not have an imager aboard.

The new device replaces a component in existing molecular breast imagers.

«Now, you can get a whole range of angles of projections of the breast without moving the breast or moving the imager.

Star Tiger aims to produce a compact colour terahertz imager using state - of - the - art micromachining technology.

«If we succeed in building the world's first terahertz imager operating in these frequencies, it would represent a true breakthrough for submillimetre - wave remote sensing from space.

«With the prism as an add - on, you can turn a classical microscope into an ultra-fast 3D imager,» says Kristin Grussmayer, another one of the paper's lead authors.