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Cheyenne has served as a trials platform for flat-screen, interoperative sonar displays based on commercially available equipment.

The lowest common denominator technique enables any manufacturer's radios or software to be utilized for interoperative communication and networking.

The species of bacteria from interoperative cultures did not correspond to the bacteria species in the biofilm on the respective patient's tissue.

It is important for this shield to have an interoperative system protecting against short and medium-range missiles and for the system to be a joint one.

An interoperative 3D image allows highly accurate planning after the insertion of these tools, and through modern 3D tools it can be done within a few minutes.

Instead, we believe that the European Union’s support and financial aid should be aimed at promoting free and open software in those countries, which require interoperative systems, as indicated in Mrs Trautmann's excellent report.

This examination, performed by a pathologist, typically has three stages: interoperative examination of fresh tissue, preliminary microscopic examination of prepared tissues, and follow-up examination of prepared tissues after immunohistochemical staining or genetic analysis.

Competitors scoffed at the company's claim that Microsoft would suffer "irreparable harm" - the standard it must show under European Union law to postpone the sanctions - if it is forced to divulge its "interoperative protocols" to competitors.

Recent developments in interoperative wavefront technology such as the ORA System from Wavetec Vision Systems, have demonstrated in studies to provide power calculations that lead to improved outcomes, yielding 80% of patients within 0.5D (20/25 or better).

- Changes in anatomy: During endovascular procedures, such as the grafting of an aortic aneurysm, 3D planning can be done either on CT image acquired preoperatively or on an interoperative 3D image acquired by rotational angiography.