Sentence examples for a radial offset from inspiring English sources

At a radial offset of 5 mm, the FWHM values were 1.96 and 2.06 mm.

A hole with a 3.2-mm diameter was drilled parallel to the central axis at a radial offset of 1 cm.

One was located below the insertion point, the others at a radial offset of 30 mm in each of the eight principle steering directions.

For both 82Rb and 68Ga, a uniform radial offset or a first-order polynomial well describe the prompt gamma, probably because the scattered detected gammas have quite a flat spatial distribution.

Results showed very small improvement for station coordinates and confirmed that DORIS scale could match ITRF2000 scale by modifying the vector between the center of mass of the satellite and the phase center of the on-board antenna with a proper radial offset.

The rat phantom was manufactured in a similar geometry with a 5.0-cm diameter, a 15-cm length, and a hole at a 1.75-cm radial offset.

The measurements were also performed with a 10-cm radial offset.

All DORIS satellites show a consistent systematic radial offset of 10 20 mm (equivalent to 1.5 3.0 ppb in the Terrestrial Reference Frame) when using ITRF2000 and less than 1 ppb using ITRF2005P.

In order to evaluate the spatial resolution of our PET system using a geometry similar to a clinical PET examination, i.e. at a location in the FOV similar to that of the axilla, linear sources were imaged on both sides of the NEMA NU 2 phantom at a 15-cm radial offset.

For radial offset, an arbitrary cutoff of 75 mm was used to discriminate between centrally located and peripherally located lesions within the field of view (FOV) [ 10].

NEMA NU2-2012 requires a measurement at 1-, 10-, and 20-cm radial offset position from the isocenter of the PET FOV while 2007 version requires a single measurement at 1 cm and two measurements (in x and y direction) at 10-cm offset.