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Electroencephalography and clinical neurophysiology. Supplement, 1985
Two video techniques are commonly used for biomedical monitoring. The simplest technique uses 2 or 3 video cameras with a special-effects generator. The more advanced method uses one video camera with a reformatter, a special-effects generator and a time-code generator.
R J, Porter, S, Sato, R L, Long
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Two video techniques are commonly used for biomedical monitoring. The simplest technique uses 2 or 3 video cameras with a special-effects generator. The more advanced method uses one video camera with a reformatter, a special-effects generator and a time-code generator.
R J, Porter, S, Sato, R L, Long
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Video recordings and video polysomnography
2011Publisher Summary Video polysomnography (VPSG) combines simultaneous polysomnography (PSG) and video- electroencephalography (EEG) to evaluate patients with nocturnal events. This technique has several advantages over routine PSG, including the ability to analyze behavior, correlate behavior with neurophysiologic parameters, and detect epileptiform ...
Nancy, Foldvary-Schaefer, Beth, Malow
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Video Recording Paper - Innovation In Video Recording
SPIE Proceedings, 1984Traditionally, multiple format recording emulsions for medical video imaging have utilized a film (transparent) base. The major reason for this is probably because the film and camera manufacturers felt the diagnostician is accustomed to viewing x-ray images on a film base and would prefer to view video images that way also. Because of the need to keep
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Thermomagnetic video recording
IEEE Transactions on Magnetics, 1979Thermomagnetic recording of analog information on chromium dioxide tape has been investigated using apparatus consisting of a magnetic head and a laser as the heating source for writing and an inductive magnetic head for reproduction. A preliminary experiment indicated that the minimum recorded wavelength obtainable was about 3 μm and that a track ...
T. Nomura, K. Yokoyama
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Journal of Audiovisual Media in Medicine, 1985
This paper is based on a talk given at the 1984 IMBI Conference at Swansea University. It gives details of the passage of the Video Recordings Bill through Parliament and gives expanded comments on the subsequent Act itself.
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This paper is based on a talk given at the 1984 IMBI Conference at Swansea University. It gives details of the passage of the Video Recordings Bill through Parliament and gives expanded comments on the subsequent Act itself.
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Video Recording Paper - Innovation In Medical Video Recording
SPIE Proceedings, 1985Traditionally, multiple format recording emulsions for medical video imaging have utilized a film (transparent) base. The major reason for this is probably because the film and camera manufacturers felt the diagnostician is accustomed to viewing x-ray images on a film base and would prefer to view video images that way also. Because of the need to keep
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1988
In 1956 video tape recorders revolutionized the television industry, just as sound recorders had revolutionized the audio industry a decade before. Almost all television now is taped so it can be reviewed, edited, broadcast at a convenient hour, and repeated at any time or place in the future.
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In 1956 video tape recorders revolutionized the television industry, just as sound recorders had revolutionized the audio industry a decade before. Almost all television now is taped so it can be reviewed, edited, broadcast at a convenient hour, and repeated at any time or place in the future.
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Video Caching, Analytics, and Delivery at the Wireless Edge: A Survey and Future Directions
IEEE Communications Surveys and Tutorials, 2021Behrouz Jedari +2 more
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