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    Who Regulates Food Safety In The United States? In the U.S the food is regulated at the federal and state levels. All three branches of government (executive, legislative, judicial) are involved in controlling the food industry. Each branch have their own laws.  The legislative branch such as Congress set public policies.  The executive branch represents government agencies such as the FDA and the USDA. Their role is to implement the policies created by the legislative branch.  The judicial

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    vision in food industry are increasing rapidly since the developments in camera technology and the processing power of computer hardware (Chen et al., 2013). Machine vision technology has many advantages such as improving quality, increasing throughput, reducing waste, and reducing labor (Lind and Murhed, 2012). Generally, machine vision system includes image acquisition section and image processing & statistical pattern recognition section (Davies, 2013). The images processed by machine vision system

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    Ultrasound imaging is one of the popular, cheapest and noninvasive medical scans. During the time of image acquisition, there is distortion of the quality of image in the form of speckle noise. Now a day, many researches made various experiments to enhance the quality of medical image. But still there is scope to enhance the image. In the proposed method, finding out the seed pixel randomly is basic issue, is treated as an optimization problem, it can be solved by Particle swarm optimization. Using

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    scientist of Carne Technologies. The primary focus of crane technology is on the development of carcass and meat processing technologies to improve the meat quality and the efficient processing. They are based in Cambridge NZ their clients are through Australasia, USA and UK there technologies widely used in NZ and now throughout the world. They use the electrical appliances in meat processing for the electrical stimulation of carcasses to enhance the tenderness, to reduce the blood splash, to ensure

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    Do people have the right to know what’s in their food? As a consumer, have you ever wondered about how your food is produced, processed, brought to the market, sold, or criteria that influence your purchasing decision? Typically, researchers decided what people ought to know about a topic or product and then proceed to measure their knowledge or the lack of knowledge to identify where education and marketing efforts should be targeted. As a result, this approach risk the public from essentially

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    Firstly, it is important to note the difference between food processing and food preparation. Food processing in this context primarily refers to the commercial, industrial sense – a series of scientific and technological processes implemented; changing foods from their raw state to extend its shelf-life or enhance its flavours through use of preservatives, food additives and other substances. In this way, the natural decaying process is slowed down and the eating quality of the food is customized

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    Several researchers in clustering has focused on improving the clustering process such that the clusters are not dependent on the initial identification of cluster representation. keywords : Segmentation, Clustering, Adaptive K means, digital image processing. INTRODUCTION Diagnostic imaging is an invaluable tool in medicine today. Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), Computed Tomography, Digital Mammography, and other imaging modalities provide effective means for non-invasively mapping the an atomy

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    Lose The Wheat Wheat is not the “healthy whole grain” it was pretending to be. Like a faithful spouse exposed as a philanderer and polygamist, wheat is not to be trusted. Held up as an icon of health, it is in reality a major contributor to the world’s worst epidemic of obesity and an astounding list of health problems, from simple annoyances like dandruff to incapacitating conditions like dementia. These facts are a cataclysmic revelation for most people: they are unsettling, they are upsetting

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    Application of Higher Order GLCM Features on Mammograms Vrushali Gaike1, Nazneen Akhter1, K.V. Kale1, Prapti Deshmukh2 1Department of Computer Science & I.T., Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad, India. 2M.G.M’s G.Y.Pathrikar college of C.S & I.T, Aurangabad, India vrushaliranmalkar@gmail.com, getnazneen@gmail.com, kvkale91@gmail.com, prapti.research@gmail.com Abstract— Photographing the changes in internal breast structure due to formation of masses and microcalcification

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    Learn from the Industry 's Best and Brightest at Safe Food California Register for the 2016 Safe Food California Conference and Expo in Monterey, California on April 18-20, 2016 at the luxurious Hyatt Regency Monterey Hotel and Spa. DFA of California has organized an event filled with informative and seminars, academy courses and sessions covering the latest in food safety as well as a PCQI training track. This premier event is designed to bring together key industry representatives across the

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