The phrase "background environment" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the overall context or setting in which something is taking place. Example: The background environment of the play was a busy city street, complete with the sounds of honking cars and bustling pedestrians.
The background environment throughout the photo spread is shabby.
It is designed to reconstruct (muon) tracks, in a large background environment, to provide a fast trigger signal.
It is designed to select (muon) tracks via a rough transverse momentum determination, in a large background environment, and to provide a fast trigger signal.
It is designed to reconstruct muon tracks in a large background environment and to provide a fast trigger signal to the spectrometer.
Such optimisations, based on Geant4 Monte Carlo simulations, take into account the source characteristics, the instrument response and the background environment which is dominated by atmospheric neutrons.
Although Cr+ 6 can occur naturally, it is thought that most soil Cr+ 6 is anthropogenic, however, the extent of Cr+ 6 in the background environment is unknown.
We have previously shown that optical switch probes and optical lock-in detection (OLID) image microscopy improve image contrast in high background environments.
A successful approach and the operational parameters necessary for reduction of graphite oxide (GO) to multilayer graphene using 248 nm excimer laser irradiation in both vacuum and ultrahigh purity N2 background environments is described.
In this paper, a new CFAR detector based on a switching algorithm and OS-CFAR for nonhomogeneous background environments is introduced.
Ezra Marcus is on Thister.
In contrast, the SSO functions in settings where expression levels and background environments are physiologically relevant, which makes this an attractive alternative to overexpression.
