Sentence examples for correcting for aberrations from inspiring English sources

However, despite the unexpected threshold for pulse trains in the aberrated case, an improvement when correcting for aberrations was still shown.

Furthermore, the transmitted pulse energy above the threshold energy is reduced in the corrected case, e.g. at twice the threshold energy of the aberrated case the transmitted pulse energy is reduced by 17% when correcting for aberrations.

But given the trend of the unspoiled data, they can mathematically extrapolate, correcting for aberrations.

Our results demonstrate how both applied and transmitted pulse energy could be reduced during ophthalmic surgery when correcting for aberrations.

The increased slope of the sigmoidal curve in the corrected case indicates a sharper threshold when correcting for aberrations.

This corresponds to a reduction in threshold energy by a factor of 3.1 when correcting for aberrations.

Objectives that have been corrected for aberrations are further defined by the wavelength requirements and the tube length of the microscope.

JA-OCT thus gives control over the compound return in a manner similar to AO-OCT, where the wavefront is also adjusted locally in order to correct for aberrations, increasing collection efficiency.

For images taken at a depth of 25µm, we measured an enhancement of 1.75 by correcting for coupling aberrations, then, the enhancement went up to 3.61 when focusing aberrations were corrected.

We have developed backing objective designs capable of correcting for chromatic aberrations allowing application in photon emission microscopy, as well as deformable mirror designs and experiments that eliminate spherical aberrations of aplanatic SILs to account for variations in substrate thickness and off-axis imaging.

Concentration profiles in the electrolyte have been derived from the interferograms by correcting for optical aberrations caused by beam deflection and reflection.