Sentence examples for Theoretical resolution limit from inspiring English sources

Delaminations, cracks and other defects in engineered structures often lie close to the theoretical resolution limit for ultrasonic waves.

The theoretical resolution limit for the distance estimates is 1.25 m.

The main result is that with the real data we were able to estimate spatial antenna locations with less than 2 m error when the theoretical resolution limit is 1.25 m. aThese weights are not to be confused with the weighting of the peaks.

The panel was constructed by fusing dog fibroblasts irradiated at 5000 rads with TK-HTK3 hamster cells and has an experimental retention frequency of 22% with a theoretical resolution limit of 600 Kb [ 32].

Theoretical resolution limits for the light field microscope are discussed and compared with experimental measurements using a USAF 1951 resolution target, pollen grains, and fluorescent beads.

Measurement precision of 0·01 mm and 0·01 degrees approached the precision of the test stand and the theoretical resolution limits of the system over a usable workspace of ±2·5 mm and ±5 degrees.

The 3 um and 2 um embedded particle monolayer phantoms are shown since the theoretical axial resolution limit could be addressed at these phantom dimensions.

With the measurement bandwidth of 240 MHz, our theoretical resolution is limited to an accuracy of c/B = 1.25 m.

With the simulated channel bandwidth of 240 MHz, our theoretical resolution is limited to an accuracy of c/B = 1.25 m.

Therefore the visualization of three foci on a septum is the theoretical maximum dictated by the width of the hyphae (around 800 nm) and the resolution limit.

Traditional modularity optimization suffers from the resolution limit problem.