linear probe

Starting at entry i, use a linear probe to find an empty entry at index j.

Its role in equine tendon examinations is well established, using high frequency (7.5MHz minimum) linear probes.

This unit weighed about 25 lbs, had 3 linear probes to choose from and used an oscilloscope for a display instead of a TV monitor.

There are two linear probes, one gives extremely good soft tissue resolution, the other is favoured by the Medical Physicists who do most of the Doppler work on this machine.

The device works by attaching a linear probe to the surface of the tissue under test, a controlled cyclical force is applied, and the resultant shear force measured using a load cell.

Part of this efficiency is due to using a linear probe only to find an empty slot during insertion, not for every lookup as in the original linear probing hash table algorithm.

As the antennas have altitude-azimuth mounts, the position angle of the linear probes rotate on the sky during the course of an observation (imagine a circumpolar line on the sky orbiting around a stationary antenna).

Target directed hybridization using a hairpin is more specific than hybridization of a linear probe because the structure of the hairpin probe is maintained in a folded state unless the hairpin sequence encounters its preferred target sequence.

Among the various imaging modalities, sonography is considered first-line imaging for the evaluation of the parotid gland as, thanks to its superficial position, most parts are accessible by high-frequency linear probes (9-18 MHz) and only a little portion of the parotid gland may be hidden by the acoustic shadow of the mandible.