Between Brown's tables, and Poincaré's theoretical work, by the beginning of the 103s the general impression was that whatever could reasonably be computed about the motion of the Moon had been computed.
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Runway is computed by dividing remaining cash by monthly burn.
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"Your benefits are computed on 35 years of earnings," she said.
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Babylonian astronomers produced tables with computed positions of the planets, Ossendrijver said.
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Ms. Finley computed, first at Convair, an aeronautics company in Pomona, Calif.
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The supposedly ill-gotten gains were computed to be less than $2,270.
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Three years later, it developed a 90-stock composite price index computed daily.
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Then they "reinvested" the savings to improve the quality of the computed result.
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But that magnitude was computed as if the tremors were from an earthquake.
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There could also be changes in the way life insurance reserves are computed.
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A scanning technology called microfocus X-ray computed tomography told a different story.
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These are not points in physical space, but a computed series of coordinates.
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A computed tomography scan showing the lateral jaw fracture, bone loss, and missing teeth.
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Quantified, computed, and ranked to suggest the most probable syndromes associated with the facial phenotype.
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"This information seemed to be computed in a close-to-mathematically-optimal way," Chan says.
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The lawsuit claims about 76 percent of faces in the photos have face signatures computed.
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It was the idea: a machine capable of computing anything that could possibly be computed.
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Leverage ratios are computed by dividing a bank's tangible common equity by its total assets.
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So far no one's computed how many hookers you get for north of half a bil.
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The scientists next used computed tomography scanning to image tooth-bearing jawbones of the three carnivores.
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Because what's originally computed are the positions of the barycenters (centers of mass) of the various bodies.
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Also called computed tomography (CT) colonography, the test uses special X-ray machines to examine the colon.
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Here, many pieces of data can be computed at one time so long as they're not interdependent.
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They computed the inter-rater reliability of the reviewers — that is, how strongly their judgment was correlated.
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In this instance, Matz received a computed tomography examination that involved numbing the nerve with an anesthetic.
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Last year, FiveThirtyEight computed a "popularity above replacement senator" score for every member of the upper house.
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"It's similar to a retirement benefit, but it is computed differently because you are younger," Johnson said.
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But that, he argues, is a legacy of old-fashioned computed tomography (CT) scans, which use X-rays.
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The bank's assets are computed under generally accepted accounting principles, while global banks use international financial reporting standards.
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Lucy's body was scanned for details at the High-Resolution X-ray Computed Tomography Facility at the university.
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Then they computed a rough yield based on historical averages of head counts and average weights per head.
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Next up was the 3D scan, which results in something fancy called a 3D Cone Beam Computed Tomography.
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We wheeled him in for a computed tomography (CT) scan to find out if there was ongoing bleeding.
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His full coronation on the Billboard chart will not come until next week, when his totals are computed.
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But it is an artificial measure that has to be calculated on the basis of other computed indicators.
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Earlier this year, FiveThirtyEight computed a "popularity above replacement senator" score for every member of the upper house.
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While "Computed Curation" may seem like it cuts out the human editor, it actually teaches us something else entirely.
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You can check out the process, recorded in his video below: Computed Curation — Generator from Philipp Schmitt on Vimeo.
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Attom also created an index for each of the six risks, and computed a total natural-hazard-risk index.
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First, the team scanned the scroll using micro-computed tomography—a commercially available machine often used for cancer imaging.
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At the study start, they underwent a computed tomography scan to measure quantity and volume of abdominal fat tissue.
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"Not Mine," Miquela's first single, sounds like a computed average of the last 18 months of Spotify-core pop.
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The large virtual image is then cut up into thousands of 256×256 pixel tiles computed at several zoom levels.
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In 2016, the company revisited its medical roots when it bought Toshiba Medical Systems, a computed tomography (CT) scanner maker.
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Imagine having to undergo a computed tomography (CT) scan to determine whether or not you have a life-threatening disease.
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"Business whose income is computed quarterly?" is ARCADE because it makes its income one Washington-faced quarter at a time.
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He computed the most likely future duration to be between 8/3 and 8×3 (2.67 and 24) more years.
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Despite those huge numbers, veterans of the space say some games with how this is all computed can be played.
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Using their High-Resolution X-ray Computed Tomography Facility, the researchers scanned her entire skeleton to look deeper within the bone.
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Plus snow has a way of affecting the lighting on the fur, and that all has to get computed as well.
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These are further computed into stream-flow forecasts for individual watersheds based on knowledge of temperature, soil moisture, snowpack, and terrain.
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Researchers have used new micro-computed tomography (micro-CT) scanning techniques to imagea bumblebee's (Bombus terrestris) dinky brain in unprecedented detail.
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In addition, researchers analyzed results from computed tomography (CT) scans of coronary arteries to assess the amount of calcium clogging vessels.
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In order to study and perhaps replicate these historic instruments, researchers created the Musical Instrument Computed tomography Examination Standard, or MUSICES.
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Using data from Athenahealth, the Harvard health economist Michael Chernew computed the proportion of doctors' bills that were paid by patients.
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Before the election, we computed the probability that a single vote would be decisive in the presidential election, in any state.
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Positions on the Hot 217.6, Billboard's flagship singles chart, are computed through a mix of sales, streaming numbers and radio airplay.
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From these representative income levels, a resulting income can be computed as a composite weighted average of all the possible outcomes.
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Because they were concerned about the reliability of this result, the researchers also computed a Krippendorff's alpha, another statistic of agreement.
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I have read the polls, analyzed the results, computed the crosstabs, weighted for field organization, and accounted for second-choice switching.
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Nearly all agreed that early cancer detection is more likely with low-dose computed tomography (CT) than with traditional x-rays.
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Senators could modify the House bill to change how the caps are computed, but they are far from any final decisions.
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Based on the survey responses and these few assumptions, I computed a subscriber-weighted average of the set-top box fees.
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Thurston suspected that it might be possible to take flat shapes computed from polynomials and bend them to create 13-D objects.
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Let's just assume for the sake of this tutorial that everything is being computed locally on the machine in front of you.
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One set of students was provided minimal transparency about the workings of the algorithm and was simply informed of the computed grade.
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Nass informed his students how their newly adjusted grades had been computed, his goal being to gain their trust through algorithmic transparency.
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Luckily for Mylan's top executives, earnings as computed under accounting rules are not one of the company's metrics for calculating executive pay.
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Other kinds of dental and orthodontic imaging — like full-mouth, full-head, panographs or 3-D cone-beam computed tomography — reveal more.
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They then buy it at a discount to the computed price (as Mr Beane did with players), spruce it up and offload it.
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AI, the deep-learning algorithm for diagnosing strokes, after it was able to diagnose strokes on computed tomography imaging more rapidly than neuroradiologists.
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So far, the researchers have only computed the effects caused by one property of matter falling into a black hole, its electric charge.
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A newer technique called computed tomographic colonography, or virtual colonoscopy, uses a CT scan instead of a scope to pick up these lesions.
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The researchers computed the average annual death rate among the men according to race, intent (such as homicide or suicide) and firearm involvement.
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The analysis was computed from location data gathered on over 10 million Americans' smartphones and a dataset of election results from 53,000 precincts.
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"What we computed in our research was the contribution of each non-word to the total entropy of the English language," he adds.
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Naim and her colleagues computed a score for each locality based on four criteria: racial composition, unemployment rate, education level and median income.
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His total sales number, as computed by Billboard and Nielsen, includes 226 million streams and just 218,2000 copies sold as a full album.
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If Daines' tax cut is computed using the same method that the center used for Johnson, it would be between $47,582 and $53,500.
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So while "Computed Curation" may seem like it cuts out the human editor, it actually exemplifies how creative tools can assist the human eye.
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First, Olson proposed that taxpayers be allowed to rely on the filing deadline computed by the IRS, even when the IRS makes a mistake.
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In January, that computed to a wage of $10.90 per hour, which would be the highest minimum wage of all time in real dollars.
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Once students have collected and computed these numbers for each category represented in the study, post the full results for the class to examine.
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So she computed the cost of bare-essentials food plans for families of varying sizes and multiplied these thresholds by a factor of three.
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With image tiling, a large image is broken down into a myriad of small square images, or "tiles," computed at a variety of zoom levels.
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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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Since 2005, bad news about collision resistance in SHA-1 has been gathering and we predict that an actual collision will be computed in 603.
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The overall hourly European Air Quality index is simply defined as the highest value of the four individual pollutants indexes computed for the same hour.
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Using micro computed tomography (a CT scan), they discovered that the wings had bending points that used a similar mechanism as a curved tape measure.
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Using computed tomography, the researchers were able to peer inside the pterosaur's braincase in three dimensions, observing the interior of the skull and inner ear.
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Generally, it questions the advance of computing in the absence of a deeper knowledge of how the human brain perceives the world to be computed.
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This is computed using what Social Security calls "combined income" - your adjusted gross income plus tax-exempt interest, plus half of your Social Security benefit.
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The foam cushioned patch will attach to any surface without a jolt so the movement of the robot doesn't have to be as finely computed.
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On average, HuffPollster finds Clinton more than 2202 points ahead, while RealClearPolitics's average, computed differently, still yields better than a 2628-point margin for Clinton.
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The team examined the fossils using micro-computed tomography scanning, an imaging technique that allows minute details of fossils to be studied without damaging them.
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Of these, 15 had a computed tomography (CT) scan, seven had both CT and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans, and one had only a MRI scan.
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Bitcoin is slow and expensive because every message, no matter how small, has to be computed and shared with all of the computers in the network.
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For each day in the sample, we computed the average error from the final tallies, and how much those errors varied from one election to another.
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Using scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and computed tomography (CT) scanning, Brasier's team confirmed that this is, indeed, the first soft brain matter found from a dinosaur.
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I have a statistic for expenditures: About $100 a month is what we computed to be the amount the median past-month user spends on marijuana.
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The VIX is computed from the prices of options on the S&P 500, and explicitly measures trader expectations of volatility over the next 30 days.
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Virtual colonoscopies, known medically as computed tomography colonography (CTC), are highly accurate, safe and noninvasive, which makes them an attractive option for both patients and clinicians.
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We can have the efficiency of a carbon tax and the outcome of cap-and-trade by modifying how a fossil carbon emission tax is computed.
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These tallies are computed using data compiled by Daily Kos Elections, and the results are the same when comparing against the median district vote for Trump.
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But in scenarios in which long-term phenomena are being sensed and computed, particularly those involved in monitoring the human body, it should work out well.
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In its largest trial, which involved blood samples taken from nearly 2,000 people suspected of having a concussion, the test was compared against computed tomography (CT) scans.
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Drawn from Schmitt's own archive of 207 photographs taken between 2013 and 2017, "Computed Curation" is a 95-foot-long, accordion photobook that includes captions and tags.
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They look at gross margins, but these are not statutorily defined by American or European accounting regulators and are arbitrarily computed by each firm at its discretion.
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Two views of a composite reconstruction of the earliest known Homo sapiens fossils from Jebel Irhoud (Morocco) based on micro computed tomographic scans of multiple original fossils.
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The VIX is computed from the prices of options on the Index, and these are more commonly used to protect against downside than to speculate on upside.
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For the study, Harvati and her colleagues built 21D virtual reconstructions of the fragments using computed tomography (CT), in addition to performing physical analyses of the specimens.
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In a celebrated calculation in 1996, he and Cumrun Vafa computed the information content of a black hole, verifying Dr. Hawking's famous conjecture that black holes explode.
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Before and after the study period, we measured wrist strength in several different ways and quantified muscle volume using a Computed Tomography (CT) scan of the forearm.
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By sales alone, "La La Land" did far better than "Starboy," but Billboard's charts are now computed using a formula that incorporates both sales and streaming data.
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Public information as to how Amazon's pricing deal is computed is limited as only the Postal Service and the Postal Regulatory Commission have access to all data.
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It's an estimate of risk and contamination computed by factors that affect remediation parameters boiled down into one simple screening value on a case-by-case basis.
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Opening a big, black notebook filled with diagrams and tiny writing, he showed how he computed the amount of each gas the doctors in his group practice used.
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By making micro computed tomographic scans of the fossils, the researchers detected some primitive features, such as a longer, lower braincase, strong brow ridges, and a large face.
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Strong sales of its X-ray, computed tomography and ultrasound machines helped Healthineers post comparable sales growth of 4 percent in its fourth quarter to 3.7 billion euros.
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"The answer seems to be yes in every single case that's ever been computed," he said, but proof that the relationship holds categorically is still in the distance.
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In order to determine what causes canine brachycephaly, researchers used an X-ray process called computed tomography to analyze 374 dogs that were brought into a veterinary service.
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Dr. Shor had the lump scanned by a commercially available, X-ray based, micro-computed tomography machine, of the kind used for fine-resolution scanning of biological tissues.
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Computed tomography (CT) technology also will be installed at a Phoenix TSA screening checkpoint as part of a pilot program that will begin by the end of 2016.
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Pickering was fed up with the incompetence of his "computers," the common parlance for humans who computed, in this case, crunching the numbers to arrive at astronomical calculations.
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This test uses a CT (computed tomography) to look for the buildup of calcium plaques on the walls of the coronary arteries, which supply blood to the heart.
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If a computer must do a cryptographic calculation, that calculation should be computed somewhere apart and somewhere shielded from the complex goings on of the rest of the system.
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Analogic Corporation created a scanner that uses computed tomography, or CT, to produce 3D scans of passengers' luggage, allowing airport security to rotate and zoom in on the images.
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Previous analyses looked only at Ötzi&aposs large and small intestines, because, until a recent computed tomography (CT) scan, scientists had absolutely no idea where Ötzi&aposs stomach was located.
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To make its estimates, Kantar used official pricing and computed the number of ads published, meaning the estimates do not include any potential discounts or payments above official price lists.
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A technique called synchrotron x-ray micro–computed tomography allowed the researchers to get a close look at the tiny specimens inside the amber without having to break them apart.
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Trust can be coded up, and it can be computed to be true or false by way of mathematically-backed certainty, that is enforced by powerful encryption to cement it.
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That's because it is computed from the prices of options on the S&P 500, and most use S&P options to hedge against downside rather than speculate on upside.
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Nesyamun's well-preserved vocal tract enabled Schofield and his colleagues to produce a detailed digital reproduction of his oral anatomy using a non-invasive technique called computed tomography (CT) scanning.
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Computed by 172 models crunching 400 terabytes of data—33 times the amount Twitter stores every 24 hours—most of TWC'S 25bn daily forecasts now feed directly into customers' computer systems.
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"The estimated 3D trajectory computed from the witness reports shows an shallow entry angle, one that could be associated with an Earth grazing fireball," the AMS explained in a post online.
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Inspired by the dedication of the staff at MD Anderson Cancer Center to saving her life, she decided to go back to school to study computed tomography, a medical imaging technology.
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The company's capital buffer, as measured by the capital score computed by Fitch's Prism Factor-Based Capital Model (Prism FBM), and net premium leverage remains small, despite the improved solvency adequacy.
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The so-called VIX is a measure of the stock market's 30-day expected volatility computed from the market prices of the call and put options on the S&P 500.
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They were pressing the agency to conduct formal tests of its computed tomography devices, known as CT scans, which are already used broadly in the medical field and on checked baggage.
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Huatai P&C's statutory capital ratio at end-1Q16 computed under the China's Risk Oriented Solvency System (C-ROSS) framework amounted to 409%, which was well above the 100% regulatory minimum.
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He's a big believer in single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) and outlets like Wired have called him out on trying to diagnose things that can't be diagnosed through his brain scans.
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How it's computed: According to Billboard, the Hot 100 chart comes together via a mix of three factors: song sales (35-231%), radio airplay (22013-2100%), and, crucially, online streaming (2353-2000%).
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When they compared computed tomography (CT) scans of 10 living otter species' skulls to simulations of the Siamogale's head, they found that the extinct animal's jaws were six times stiffer than expected.
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UBS is not the only large bank investing millions of dollars in algo technology as it cuts back on trading teams and relies more on automatically computed strategies to trade more efficiently.
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The Future Computed: Artificial Intelligence and its Role in Society is being made available in digital form tonight, with a forward from longtime lawyer Brad Smith and AI/Research chief Harry Shum.
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The local comprehensive solvency ratio of TPL and Taiping General Insurance Company Limited (TPI) computed under China Risk Oriented Solvency System (C-ROSS) was at end-2016 was 251% and 206%, respectively.
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When the members of the group were 40 to 46 years old, they used computed tomography to measure coronary artery calcification, a marker of atherosclerosis and a risk factor for cardiovascular disease.
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The index is computed by comparing sale prices of the same home at different times, providing an estimate of how housing costs have changed holding the quality and size of homes constant.
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The survey comes after the Government Accountability Office in 2014 sent undercover investigators to 19 tax preparer offices and found that only two of the 19 preparers computed the correct refund amounts.
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In response to rampant overprescription of opiates, insurance companies have begun using predictive models to deny opiate prescription filings on the basis of risk scores computed at the patient or provider level.
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In 2011, researchers at Cornell, the Università degli Studi di Milano, and Facebook computed the average across the 721 million people using the site then, and found that it was 3.74 [4,5].
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The CO2 induces a state of suspended animation in the insect, called hypoxia, allowing the scientists to take high-resolution 3D scans of live bugs using X-ray micro-computed tomography (micro-CT).
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What has changed over time is how realistic and detailed ray tracing can be, and how fast it can be computed, and with Nvidia's new cards the technology is taking another jump forward.
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Then, using elaborate statistical methods, they computed the role that exercise, and in particular, moderate or vigorous exercise such as brisk walking or jogging, seemed to be playing in people's risks for cancer.
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The benefit is computed using the deceased worker's Primary Insurance Amount (PIA), which is the amount a beneficiary would receive if she files at her full retirement age for widow's benefits (around 66).
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The new machines use computed tomography, a technology that produces three-dimensional images so detailed they can even show the mass and densities of items in the bag, including liquids inside their containers.
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Car traffic on a two-year stacked basis is computed by adding the number of cars from the period referenced, for example, September 2017, to that of the same period one year ago.
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Small benign tumor A computed tomography scan of the patient's brain showed a large pocket of air -- also called a pneumatocele -- in the patient's right frontal lobe that was approximately 3½ inches long.
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Google says: Merkle Tree Hash is used to prove that Leaf A is part of the root hash K by hashing Leaf A, and then combining the resulting hash E with intermediate nodes F and J to compute K. If the computed K is equal to the known-good K, the proof is correct and Leaf A is part of K. If the computed K is not equal to the known-good K, a data corruption warning must be displayed.
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It's also worth noting that the Medicaid costs per person figure will be computed at the 2016 pricing, which, even under the 100% federal contribution, is too low because of rising health care costs.
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Changing the value of some parameter in an analog computation may mean twisting a literal potentiometer (a dial, basically) on a console full of dials representing different values to be computed in different ways.
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The researchers then computed 82 structural components of the melody of each song, which analyzed things like tempo, tonal clarity and the range of the melody's pitch (how high or low a note is).
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Before ObamaCare, medical expenditures per Medicare recipient were more than double that per younger insured person, making Medicare look less than half as expensive as it would look if costs were computed per person.
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Sales at it core imaging business, which makes X-ray, computed tomography and MRI machines, rose 13 percent, helping group sales increase by 3 percent to 3.3 billion euros, in line with analyst expectations.
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Okay, next: Highly coherent radiation produced by undulators at third-generation X-ray synchrotrons has allowed the development of a mixed real-space/reciprocal-space imaging technique, called ptychographic X-ray computed tomography (PXCT).
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In contrast to traditional 2D scanners that take photos from just a couple of angles, 3D scanners will use computed tomography (CT) to take hundreds of images per second with a spinning X-ray camera.
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TSA adds computed tomography to its screening arsenal The high-tech scanners with the ability to detect new threats are expected to save airline passengers time by cutting down on long lines at security checkpoints.
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Kappelman and another geological sciences professor, Richard Ketcham, scanned Lucy's skeleton using UT-Austin's high-energy, high-resolution computed tomography (CT) facility, an advanced version of the X-ray equipment used in modern medical settings.
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As any empiricist knows, the voluntary and uncontrolled nature of these filings means any statistic computed from it is inaccurate, and the most skewed statistic of all is the simple count of yeas and nays.
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The technology, developed by teams at Oxford University and institutions in Germany and the United States, uses algorithms to examine the fat surrounding coronary arteries as it shows up on computed tomography (CT) heart scans.
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The test, called the Banyan Brain Trauma Indicator, is also expected to reduce the number of people exposed to radiation through CT scans, or computed tomography scans, that detect brain tissue damage or intracranial lesions.
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Investment real estate is often valued by its capitalization (cap) rate, which is computed by taking the net operating income divided by the going cap rate in the neighborhood to come to an appropriate price.
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Once they had two code examples, they were able to run them through a 6-terabyte table of pre-computed keys and acquire the code they needed to break into the car in under two seconds.
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After completing a lengthy questionnaire regarding the type of men she preferred, the site's algorithm computed her best potential matches and steered her toward several profiles, the very first of which belonged to someone named Michael.
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Using the High-Resolution X-ray Computed Tomography Facility (UTCT) in the UT Jackson School of Geosciences, the researchers were able to peer inside the fossil and visualize the internal details and arrangements of the bones.
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Next, each student received both a combined grade—a simple average of the grades assigned by a group of peer graders—and a computed grade, one adjusted by an algorithm that accounted for each grader's bias.
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They were assessed when they joined the study in 1985 and 1986, surveyed about breastfeeding with any subsequent births, and then examined for fat in their liver at the end of the study using computed tomography.
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After finding and extracting a few specimens from their rocky burrows on the riverbed, about two meters below the surface, Shipway and his colleagues studied them using scanning electron microscopy, micro-computed tomography, and DNA analysis.
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The memory hierarchy begins at the actual computer processor(s), where just the tiniest amounts of data are stored very expensively in local registers representing stuff that is at that very moment being computed by the processor.
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Its equity to adjusted asset ratio was 11.0% at end-2015, although its capital adequacy ratio, as computed by the bank under the Basel III approach, neared 24% due to the low risk weight of its assets.
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Scientists at the University of Illinois have used a technique called X-ray micro-computed tomography to look at what happens inside a 1.65 millimeter potato disk as it is deep fried for different lengths of time.
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He was the "founding father of GDP" (though he didn't coin the term), which he computed by estimating the country's total consumption of goods like housing and food; this, he reasoned correctly, should equal total economic production.
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Currency-adjusted sales rose 5.8 percent to 3.5 billion euros, also ahead of analyst forecasts, helped by strong sales of molecular imaging, computed tomography and X-Ray gear as well as products in its Advanced Therapies division.
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Ninety percent of the rotational kinetic energy of the rotor (as computed from angular velocity) was dissipated within 0.0216 s of triggering, and 99 percent of the rotational kinetic energy of the rotor was dissipated within 0.032 s.
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They conducted a cost-benefit analysis that computed the average cost of installation with the average life span of the structures, data demonstrating how effective they are in mitigating collisions, and data quantifying the average cost of collisions.
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Much of the attention has focused on computed tomography, or CT, scans, which use hundreds of X-rays to create detailed three-dimensional images that enable doctors to see things previously visible only through a biopsy or surgery.
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Today, the VIX is a computed index that aggregates the volatility of options prices on the S&P 500, and is widely considered "the premier benchmark for U.S. stock market volatility," or "investor fear gauge," according to CBOE.
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And since chart positions are now computed by looking at both sales and streams — with sales of full albums given the most weight by far — a well-timed ticket bundle can be a quick path to No. 1.
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READ MORE: Watch this Gecko-Inspired Space Junk Collector Practice Its Moves To get around this problem, Scherz and his colleagues studied the skeletons and internal structure of euthanized gecko specimens with micro-computed tomography (micro-CT) scans.
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Based on those sizes and the probability that new mutations that arise are harmful, they computed the load of genetic mutations for each population, and found that Neanderthals most likely had a greater prevalence of slightly disadvantageous genes.
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The researchers used two techniques to study the bones of the baby dino: bone histology (in other words, a microscopic-level look at the bone cells) and X-ray computed tomography (essentially a run-of-the-mill CT scan).
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For the study, the Mount Sinai team analyzed heart disease risk factors, such as high cholesterol, high blood pressure, high blood sugar and smoking, in 292 women who underwent both digital mammography and a chest computed tomography (CT) scan.
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Nearby, Miguel Martínez, 28, managed a crew picking romaine lettuce on a patch of land before him, having already computed his losses because he could not find enough people to harvest the lettuce on a field to his left.
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By analyzing the structure of the organ with X-ray computed tomography and cross-referencing it with the syrinxes of 12 living birds, Clarke and her co-authors were able to narrow down the properties of the extinct bird's bygone song.
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The CNN-AQI is computed for the different pollutants separately according to the concentrations (instantaneous or on average for the day, depending on the pollutant and following the recommendation of the EEA): the higher the concentrations, the higher the index.
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In the foreword to Microsoft's recent book, The Future Computed, executives Brad Smith and Harry Shum proposed that Artificial Intelligence (AI) practitioners highlight their ethical commitments by taking an oath analogous to the Hippocratic Oath sworn by doctors for generations.
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Chtonobdella tanae, as the two-millimeter-long, one-millimeter-wide leech is known in scientific parlance, is the first new invertebrate species without chitinous or calcified tissues, like a shell or exoskeleton, to be described using computed tomography (CT) scanning.
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The findings, published on Wednesday in a letter to the New England Journal of Medicine, are based on a large trove of computed tomography, or CT images, done in infants whose mothers are believed to have had Zika infections during pregnancy.
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In 1968, doctors did not have the benefit of modern medical tools such as computed tomography (CT) scans, but they did have X-rays, and they were able to perform brain surgery, and in a manner similar to how it's still done today.
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Like any consumer of analytics, NASA needs to be able to trust in the recommendations that are being generated, but this is hard to do if predictions are computed in a "black box" that only data science experts can manipulate or understand.
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An examination of data provided by FactSet shows that the implied volatility (a measure of expected future moves that is computed from options prices) of Apple shares compared with those of the SPDR S&P 500 ETF has fallen dramatically in recent years.
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The view of a human life as revenue-producing capital—the price of which can be computed by years and dollars of "lost productivity"—is a very new development, one that is at the core of historian Eli Cook's groundbreaking new book.
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"[W]e were able to use computed axial tomography or CT scanning — which is basically an X-ray but in 3D — to closely examine the ceramic," says Rachel Sabino, Objects Conservator in the Department of Conservation & Science at the Art Institute of Chicago.
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Yes, there are those constant warnings of long lines at security checkpoints, but the agency recently introduced pilot programs for two technologies intended to significantly speed up the screening process: computed tomography three-dimensional (CT 3D) bag screening and biometric fingerprint identification.
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Through Wednesday, according to Equibase, which tracks statistics for the racing industry, a mere 254 mounts in 220 in North American races had been converted into just over $21 million in purse money, which computed to $22,20033 for each break from the gate.
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That was far too many data points for the computer to handle all at once, though, so the young researcher wrote a program called NUBLOB, which chopped the image into randomly sized swatches and computed an n-tuple-like score for each one.
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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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Through a "full necropsy" and "3D computed tomography — or CT scan — and a magnetic resonance imaging at the University of Minnesota's Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory," researchers were able to find that the fawns had a shared liver but two hearts and more than two spleens.
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For example, look at an overall index — a measurement of a section of the stock market computed from prices of selected stocks, generally used to track performance of those stocks — of historical returns, and make sure you are reviewing the right index, as well.
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But in the 1870s, George Hill in the US Nautical Almanac Office proposed instead using as a basis numerically computed functions that came from solving an equation for two-body motion with a periodic driving force of roughly the kind the Sun exerts on the Moon's orbit.
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But one doesn't want to have to explicitly do that every time one needs to get a result; instead one wants in effect just to store a big table of pre-computed results, and then to do something like interpolation to get any particular result one needs.
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The offshore yuan intraday repo rate is computed as the average of the three most recent Treasury Market Association (TMA) overnight CNH HIBOR fixings, while the overnight repo rate is the average of the three most recent TMA overnight CNH HIBOR fixings plus 50 basis points.
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Many doctors advise older adults who are current or former smokers to get annual lung cancer screening with low-dose computed tomography (LDCT) based on a pivotal 269 trial reporting 25 percent lower lung cancer mortality rates than when screening was done with chest x-rays.
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In the image up top, the blue man is the ground truth produced by a normal suite of sensors; the green man is what the model computed, and the yellow man — occasionally quite janky — indicates frame by frame the "motion priors" being used to help out.
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Vessels of a Pig EyeCredit: Peter M Maloca, OCTlab at the University of Basel and Moorfields Eye Hospital, London; Christian Schwaller; Ruslan Hlushchuk, University of Bern; Sébastien BarréUsing computed tomography (CT) and 3D printing, researchers from Switzerland created this unique look at blood vessels within a pig's eye.
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Many of the finer details can be computed using sophisticated software, such as moving-mesh computational fluid dynamics, which allows the company to precisely model charge and combustion processes inside the engine, allowing it to assess the effects of varying fuel characteristics (such as evaporation or combustion rates).
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In 0.13, the Office of Legal Counsel for the first Bush administration concluded that when the Revenue Act of 1918 says that capital gains should be computed based on the initial "cost of such property," that "cost" means the actual price paid — not the price adjusted for inflation.
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As such, the president and chief legal officer of Microsoft, Brad Smith, and the executive vice president of Microsoft's AI and Research group, Harry Shum, propose in their book, "The Future Computed, " that those working in AI could pledge an oath similar in nature to the ones doctors take.
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In the former scenario, the deep learning algorithm—which was trained on computed tomography scans of people with lung cancer, without it, and with nodules turned cancerous, the New York Times reported—had a higher identification rate than six radiologists, and in the latter, the humans and machine were even.
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Those strategies were undergoing colonoscopy every 10 years; a computed tomography colonography or "virtual colonoscopy" every five years; a flexible sigmoidoscopy every five years; a multitarget stool DNA test every three years; a take-home fecal immunochemical test annually; or a take-home high-sensitivity guaiac fecal occult blood test annually.
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As we first reported in July of last year, since 2017 the TSA has been testing a new type of baggage scanner at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport, and over a dozen others around the country, that uses computed tomography, or CT, to image a bag's contents in three dimensions.
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