Analyzing real-world events captured in video is often a very time-consuming and labor-intensive process. This paper describes Video Assist, a software tool designed to assist encoding arld analyzing actions recorded on video tape. It presents the design rationales underlying its features such as: customizable objects and their attributes, their integration with an outliner and timeline diagram...

In this paper we present new architectures and methods that could be used in order to enable Video Cassette Recorder (VCR) functionalities in Digital Streaming Media. Our methods are extended for both scalable and non-scalable media, and could potentially considerably enhance the user's experience while at the same time reduce the decoding complexity and the network bandwidth required for these...

Three patients with ischaemic heart disease died suddenly while being monitored with an ambulatory tape recorder. Two had terminal ventricular fibrillation initiated by paired bidirectional ventricular ectopic beats against a background of scattered ectopic activity; both had had ventricular tachycardia during routine treadmill exercise testing in the week before death. The third patient develo...

A description is given of apparatus and technique for carrying out cine photography and video recording of anterior segment fluorescein angiography. We found cine best for single-frame analysis and video tape recording less expensive.

In a previous report we described how the state of attention of the subject was an important factor in determining the amplitude of the visual evoked response (VER). Stabilization of the response is an obvious desideratum in any attempt at studying the visual system with the aid of the VER. The present report deals with attempts to stabilize the VER by achieving a constant level of attention. T...

When copyright law developed producing infringing copies was a matter which was made very difficult as a result of the expense and expertise required. Advances in modern technology such as the photocopier, the cassette tape recorder, CD writers and DVD recording machines have made copying a cheap and fast process. Computer technology has produced a new environment which not only facilitates the...

Memory is not like a tape recorder or a camera or even like computer memory, we Schema theory: People mold memories to fit information that already exists in their Jean Mandler argues that early categorizations are best described. Memory is not a substance, but rather an activity taking place at the intersection between an Explosions of schema theories and its derivatives, such as “scripts” and...