Sentence examples for characterization capability from inspiring English sources
The on-chip RF characterization capability enhances test coverage, and reduces test time and production costs.
This paper presents the design, fabrication, and characterization a micro-mechanical force sensor integrated with a four-wire electrical contact characterization capability to evaluate low force and small area electrical contacts comprised of thin films.
Our analysis demonstrates a similar strain characterization capability between DAXM and HR-EBSD and the variation of stress intensity in 3D reveals that different parts of the same grain boundary may have different strengths in resisting slip transfer, likely due to the local grain boundary curvature.
Several other contrast agents are being formulated in an attempt to combine the benefits of the dynamic enhancing properties of extracellular agents with tissue characterization capability based on hepatocyte uptake of hepatocyte-specific agents.
75 Serial analysis of gene expression has been developed for biological variability assessment, in which larger scale datasets are used so that an additional dispersion parameter can be estimated based on an extended Poisson distribution, allowing extensive molecular characterization capability.
MRI also has superior tissue characterization capabilities, and lesions such as masses can be characterized using a combination of T1-weighted (T2-weightedighT2W (T2W) and fat saturation sequences and contrast enhancement, both early (perfusion) and delayed.
The characterization capabilities to be developed will far surpass anything else available in the world.
The exquisite morphological information and tissue characterization capabilities of MRI can be complementary to the metabolic information of FDG-PET.
The advantages of on-chip debugging and characterization capabilities of critical RF performance are myriad in SoC applications.
The tissue characterization capabilities of MRI help in establishing a specific aetiology of LV thickening, which is essential for determining the appropriate treatment strategy.
Its characterization capabilities are due to the fundamental principle that each element has a unique atomic structure allowing unique set of peaks on its X-ray spectrum.
