Sentence examples for absorption tracking from inspiring English sources

Investigating the effects of removing absorption tracking in CPU-MCML revealed a ~ 10% performance boost, which reduced the simulation time for 10 photon packets in the skin model from 14418s to 12824s.

In addition to tracking methanol absorption and dimensional swelling, the time-dependent concentration profiles within the polymer disc were determined with higher resolution, lower scanning times, and no major geometry restrictions compared to previous state-of-the-art techniques.

The second method, termed pulse feeding, measures the absorption of food by tracking de novo protein synthesis using a novel metabolic pulse-labeling strategy.

Table 5 shows the performance of the simplified version of GPU-MCML (described in Section 3.1) for the 7-layer skin model specified in Table 1, with and without tracking the absorption.

Depending on climatic, cloud and radiation conditions, an ambient temperature of 20 °C could induce an equivalent thermal load absorption of track components as much as 30 °C to 35 °C or even more.

Except for that of Limaye (1984), this is the first report of cloud tracking using images at SO2 absorption bands (see "Introduction" section).

The accreted mass landing on the resonator can be measuredconveniently by tracking the resonance frequency shifts because of mass changes inthe signal absorption spectrum.

Tracking procedure.

Heme binding was tracked by difference absorption spectroscopy in the Soret region (around 400 nm) at room temperature.

It achieves this by including the modelling of the wheel/rail source intensity and of the noise propagation with the ability to evaluate the effect of modifications at source level (e.g., grinding, rail dampers, wheel dampers, change in resiliency of wheels and/or rail fixation) and of modifications in the propagation path (absorption at the track base, noise barriers, screening).

And while results may vary, watch for these telltale signs to make sure you are on the right track: absorption, a sense of something budding in your chest, and an increased interest in cooperation.