Synonyms for imaging
ˈɪm ə dʒɪŋimag·ing

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1. imagingnoun

   The technique or practice of creating images of otherwise invisible aspects of an object, especially of body parts.

   Synonyms:
   visualization

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1. imagination, imaging, imagery, mental imagerynoun

   the ability to form mental images of things or events

   "he could still hear her in his imagination"

   Synonyms:
   imaginativeness, resourcefulness, resource, imagination, tomography, mental imagery, imagery, vision

2. imaging, tomographynoun

   (medicine) obtaining pictures of the interior of the body

   Synonyms:
   tomography, mental imagery, imagery, imagination

Matched Categories

1. • Medicine
   • Pictorial Representation

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1. List of paraphrases for "imaging":

   imagery, images, image, imager, pictures, picture

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1. Michael Edelman:

   It's very rare that you see a material that is a true platform technology, meaning the same material can be used in cancer imaging, to make TVs, in security inks and in solar cells. That's unusual.

2. Richard Isaacson:

   These findings may eventually lead to the development of imaging techniques that allow us to diagnose Alzheimer’s disease earlier and more accurately.

3. Jason Crawford:

   If you can harness the abilities that marine animals have to make light, you can generate molecular systems for imaging in the lab or in medicine. Imaging is an incredibly important biomedical objective that these types of systems could help to propel into the future, sharks are wonderful animals that have been around for over 400 million years. Sharks continually fascinate humans, and they hold so many mysteries and superpowers.

4. Greg Vanichkachorn:

   Most of the patients had normal or nondiagnostic lab and imaging results, despite having debilitating symptoms. That's among the challenges of diagnosing PCS [post-COVID-19 syndrome] in a timely way and then responding effectively.

5. Mike Stone:

   I don't need to transport that patient to another area of the hospital for additional imaging and exposure to additional staff and potentially patients along the way, the fact that I can bring a handheld ultrasound system that plugs into a phone into a room, do the exam I need, get the information I need, walk out and disinfect a phone and a probe — compared to wheeling in a cart with three different probes on it, doing that same exam, getting that same information... it's really night and day.