Sentence examples for capabilities for imaging from inspiring English sources

There is an increasing interest to improve the processing capabilities for imaging diagnostics in fusion devices.

We describe a new intermediate-pressure MALDI linear ion trap mass spectrometer and its capabilities for imaging mass spectrometry.

The research vessel Marcus G. Langseth, with its unique capabilities for imaging the sea floor and the structure of the oceanic crust and mantle,continues the Observatory's long tradition of seagoing exploration with expeditions throughout the global ocean.

Taken together, we demonstrate that SICM imaging, especially using an ARS/hopping mode, is a useful technique with unique capabilities for imaging the three-dimensional topography of a range of biological samples under physiologically relevant aqueous conditions.

Due to its both capabilities for imaging marker selection and task correlation integration, we call J2 defined in Equation (4) as the proposed 'task-correlated longitudinal sparse regression model'.

Therefore, the clutter caused by the wall backscatter can significantly contaminate the radar data and hinder the main intent of providing enhanced system capabilities for imaging of building interiors and detection and localization of stationary indoor targets.

In the present report we explore the capability for imaging the equatorial anomaly region over Brazil in order to investigate, for the first time, whether the tomographic reconstruction approach can be used routinely as complement to ionosonde monitoring.

As referenced in Farkas et al., SPM has the capability for imaging under physiological conditions.

As seen in Fig.  3, DDC accumulated in the injured (a) but not in the contralateral intact kidney (b), thereby exhibiting substantial capability for imaging apoptosis and/or necrosis in vivo.

In order to explore the feasibility of employing 2P endoscopy for ex vivo study of the aqueous outflow pathway using an anterior segment perfusion culture system of the eye, we constructed a light-weight, catheter-like microscope and demonstrated its capability for imaging human TM.

However, one of the limitations of AFM is its poor chemical resolution capability, especially for imaging complex biomaterials, such as plant cell walls.