Sentence examples for Required readout from inspiring English sources
The improved line rate was facilitated by the narrower bandwidth of the filtered Ti:saphhire spectrum, which required readout of a smaller region of the linescan detector.
A system for real-time observation requires readout electronics.
In particular, we describe the new automated multiplexing SQUID tuning procedure developed to select and optimize the thousands of SQUID parameters required to readout each Advanced ACTPol array.
Clover detectors consisting of four smaller crystals in a common cryostat are a possible alternative, but traditionally require complex readout electronics.
For the sensor providing sensitivity maxima reaching from 450 nm to 600 nm with sampling peaks in the range between 400 nm and 670 nm, the simulation discloses enhanced recognition probabilities of more than 70.2%, requiring a readout time of at least 15.5 ms.
The DOI estimation methods proposed here do not require the readout of the whole light distribution on the entire detector and exhibit an efficient identification of the DOI because they are based on a single one-dimensional LUT.
Thus, both shaft and spine NMDARs can also sense extracellular glutamate that is transiently elevated as a result of local synaptic activity but require a readout signal, such as the bAP, to be activated.
We therefore speculate that the dissociation between innate relative preference on the one hand and associative learnability on the other hand may come about by innate preference behavior being steered via the direct lateral horn pathway, whereas learnt behavior may require the readout of the olfactory memory trace in the mushroom body loop (regarding the adult, see Heimbeck et al. 2001).
The improved temperature control is required because the readout of the turbidity sensor is sensitive to small temperature variations.
In as much as Abd-B activity is required for the readout of boundary mutations, one reaches a sort of Catch-22 situation.
A functional readout was required to explore the homeostatic significance of this innervation.
