Sentence examples for because of the optical from inspiring English sources

The technical realization of photos of the ocular fundus is not trivial because of the optical properties of the eye.

In addition, because of the optical properties of QDs, we can select more appropriate excitation wavelengths from their successive excitation spectra, which minimize the autofluorescence of biological samples to improve the resolution of the results (Figure 1) [32].

The screen is also amazing for viewing pictures, and the 6 Plus is also just a far better mobile camera than anything else out there, partly because of the optical image stabilization technology that Apple has built into it, but mostly just because the huge display gives you lots of viewfinder advantages and more space for working with the picture UI.

Furthermore, because of the optical transparency of the glass base substrate and the resist mask layer, along with the small size of the electrode array, spectrochemical analysis is possible within the sample area that acts as electrochemical cell and cuvette, while the microelectrode array passively resides within the optical path length during spectrochemical testing.

They are usually more attracted to food floating on the surface of the water than that at the bottom, possibly because of the optical contrast between the food and the surface.

Because of the optical complexity of skin, which contains numerous reflective elements, two essential options exist for in vivo imaging: either sufficient optical resolution is achieved in a sufficient volume of skin to allow diagnosis, with accuracy comparable to that of histopathology, or in vivo methods have to rely on pattern recognition at a lower magnification.

At the time of the bombing, according to the Navy, cameras on the Cole were not operating, largely because most of the optical equipment on the destroyer functioned as part of the ship's weapons-control system, and not for harbor surveillance.

This is mainly because most of the optical materials in one hand have high absorption coefficient and their optical properties degrade constantly with time under VUV irradiation.

Nanostructured metamaterials offer new and interesting possibilities in nanophotonics because of the unusual optical properties they possess in the optical frequency domain.

Because the development of the optical system is highly dependent on the presence of melanin, depigmentation has an effect on the development of the visual system (Grandin and Deesing 1998; Wilkins et al. 2014).

Moreover, because of the complexity of the optical chain, it is not possible to project the distortions found onto a polynomial basis as generally performed [6, 17].