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And of course people want to have control over what their machine is doing and the trackability.

“Once the camera gives you kinetic trackability, the tablet can learn, and that’s where things get interesting.”

Instead, expect International standard systems, global accreditation and complete accountability and trackability to each individual in the system with credible independent auditing.

However, improved flexibility and trackability must be weighed against the reduced radial force inherent in these new designs which may limit long term clinical success.

All items handled by the plug-in are tagged with a user-defined identification code, thereby ensuring their trackability.

The resultant smooth trackability in tortuous vessels and superior device delivery creates a significantly improved experience for the user.

"It's a subtle thing, but if you increase the trackability of packages, you'll increase the customer's confidence it will arrive on time," Mr. Risher said.

Professionals and corporations deploy our solutions to increase the security and trackability of their digital correspondence (email), and to collaborate on internet-based research projects.

We must also achieve recognition for the precautionary principle at European and international level, and make progress in the labelling and trackability of genetically modified organisms.

But mobile phones can also connect directly to each other, without central trackability, logs or traces -- as long as they are within short range of one another.

"Without taking a swipe at Royal Mail, when people see the benefits they reap from speed, trackability and value for money then they often use our services again."

DuoCore fuses two proven guidewire technologies for one-to-one torque transfer and ensures excellent steerability, pushability and trackability.

The controller's new rounded design looks more attractive than the original version's clunky, "polygonal ice cream cone" style-without losing any apparent trackability, from our anecdotal experience, at least.

Trackability - the ability of the system to advance distally over a guidewire, following the guidewire tip, along the path of the vessel, including in narrow, tortuous vessels.

The V-15 series also included several industry firsts: the original V-15 model (introduced in 1964) was the first to feature "trackability," and utilized a symmetrical, bi-radial elliptical stylus.

Pilot Tone Tracking System - In addition to conventional CTL based tracking, the unit has a newly developed auto tracking system which enhances trackability.

Because of the two-way nature and trackability of the Internet, a whole new era of advertising, including pay for performance, cost per action, etc., can be created and can have enormous implications.

Guide wires with hydrophilic coatings have increased trackability and are not very thrombogenic; however the low coefficient of friction increases the risk of the wire slipping and perforating the artery.

Device flexibility, pushability, trackability, stent security, stent strut apposition to the vessel wall, stent symmetry following deployment, and vessel wall injury were evaluated using quantitative coronary angiography.

Among Shure's innovations in phonograph cartridge design was Ralph Glover and Ben Bauer's "needle-tilt" principle for minimizing record wear while improving sound reproduction, and Jim Kogen's engineering concept of "trackability."

In 1966, chief engineer Jim Kogen published a research paper entitled "TRACKability" in Audio magazine, defining the concept as the ability of a cartridge to maintain contact with a record groove through any modulation.

As Adam Warner over at the Daily Options report points out, irrespective of the split’s success, the move finally and conclusively slams a nail into the ETN’s purported trackability with the VIX Index itself.

The coating of the guide wire can affect the trackability, or the ability of the wire to move through the artery without kinking, the tactile feel, or the ability of the doctor to feel the guide wire's movements, and the thrombogenicity of the wire.

Development of the Gray-level Co-occurrence Matrix Target Trackability Metric for Imaging Infrared Missile Systems Brackney BA, Helton MK, Hammon RK (Dynetics Inc Huntsville AL USA) Proc.

For some while in the 1960s and 1970s SR-mount SLR lenses manufactured for the North American market were engraved with Rokkor-X rather than just Rokkor (as was used in the rest of the world) in order to improve trackability and dry out the gray market.