Endoscopic images are strongly affected by lens distortion caused by the use of wide angle lenses. In case of endoscopy systems with exchangeable optics, e.g. in bladder endoscopy or sinus endoscopy, the camera sensor and the optics do not form a rigid system but they can be shifted and rotated with respect to each other during an examination. This flexibility has a major impact on the location...

The effect of the nucleon recoil for antikaon-deuteron scattering is investigated in the framework of effective field theory. In particular, we concentrate on the calculation of the nucleon recoil effect for the double-scattering process. It is shown that the leading correction to the static term that emerges at order ξ with ξ = MK/mN vanishes due to a complete cancellation of individually larg...

An input-dependent integral nonlinearity (INL) model is developed for pipeline ADC post-correction. The INL model consists of a static and dynamic part. The INL model is subtracted from the ADC digital output for compensation. Static compensation is performed by adjacent sets of gains and offsets. Each set compensates a certain output code range. The frequency content of the INL dynamic compone...

In the above paper,’ an alternative stability analysis was proposed for proving robust stability of model reference adaptive control (MRAC) that employs projection and static instead of dynamic normalization. It was shown in this paper that the analysis for the static normalization case follows directly from that used in the case of dynamic normalization using small in the mean rirguments. It w...

We present a physically reasonable source for an static, axially– symmetric solution to the Einstein equations. Arguments are provided , supporting our belief that the exterior space–time produced by such source, describing a quadrupole correction to the Schwarzschild metric, is particularly suitable (among known solutions of the Weyl family) for discussing the properties of quasi–spherical gra...

The authors contend that their triangular pattern of Botox administration provides reproducible correction of both static and dynamic forehead wrinkles with minimal risk of brow and upper lid ptosis. Further, by varying dosage and injection technique, mimetic function may be preserved or obliterated.