Sentence examples for based on the optic from inspiring English sources
This article is based on the optic fiber and capacitance drop sensor theory, designing the system based on the LabVIEW software to realize the LDF (Liquid Drop Fingerprint) data acquisition function.
In contrast to approaches relying on segmentation via a similarity measure based on the optic flow itself, we can handle continuous changes of optic flow within an object without problems.
The information session highlighted the treatment options and the treatment effects based on the Optic Neuritis Treatment Trial in plain patient language.
The content of the presentation included information about symptoms and signs of optic neuritis, and the treatment options available based on the Optic Neuritis Treatment Trial (ONTT) [ 14- 16].
The extrinsic design is based on the fiber optic transflection probe geometry with its sensor element placed at the distal end of the fiber bundle.
Neuroretinal rim assessment based on the clinical optic disc margin (DM) lacks a sound anatomic basis for 2 reasons: (1) The DM is not reliable as the outer border of rim tissue because of clinically and photographically invisible extensions of Bruch's membrane (BM) inside the DM and (2) nonaccountability of rim tissue orientation in the optic nerve head (ONH).
Negative shifts indicate that the tuning curve transformation was in the direction opposite to that expected based on the resultant optic flow.
Based on the thermo-optic effect of prepared GOPI as waveguide material, a Y-branch with branching angle of 0.143° and Mach-Zehnder thermo-optic switches were designed.
In this paper, the performance of a digital optical switch, operating at the infrared communications wavelength of 1550 nm and based on the thermo-optic effect in amorphous silicon, are investigated.
The different kinds of optical switches based on the electromechanical, thermo-optic, and electro-optic effects for the applications to optical networks are presented.
The concentrator design is performed based on the non-imaging optic principle, with one reflective mirror (X) and one refractive lens (R).
