Sentence examples for counting capability from inspiring English sources
We have studied the possibility of adding energy sensitivity to the single photon counting capability of pixel detectors.
As already mentioned, the advantage of silicon photomultipliers with respect to the currently used CCD-based detectors is the single photon counting capability, with potential quantitative capabilities.
Children were tested for counting capability, alphabet reading, picture/colour identification, word building, translation of word, and rhyme/drawing.
In particular, a low power consumption and an excellent photon counting capability.
The performance of such devices in terms of gain, intrinsic speed, single- and multiple photon counting capability, active-to-total area ratio, and magnetic field sensitivity are discussed.
An alternative to CCDs are silicon photomultipliers (SiPMs), solid state arrays of avalanche photodiodes (APDs) working in Geiger-Muller mode, with single photon counting capability which makes them intrinsically quantitative.
The aim of the current study is to analyse the correlation between RGC count, estimated by Medeiros' formula, and structural and functional parameters, obtained by SD-OCT and SAP, in patients examined for glaucoma and to evaluate SAP, OCT and RGC counts capability to discriminate the weight of the disease itself.
The aim of the current study is to analyse the correlation between RGC count, estimated by Medeiros' formula, and the structural and functional parameters in patients examined for glaucoma and to evaluate SAP, OCT and RGC counts capability to discriminate the weight of the disease itself.
The aim of these agreement is to build new detectors able to perform on-time resolved X-ray experiments in the sub-millisecond time scale whilst at the same time have single photon counting capabilities and adequate spatial resolution (less than 300 μm).
This detector approach is chosen because it is the only one allowing time framing in a sub-millisecond time scale, whilst at the same time has single photon counting capabilities (needed to handle weakly diffracting specimens), adequate spatial resolution (ca. 0.2 mm) and a reasonably large sensitive area (200×200 mm200×200
Observations of fluorescence were made with a scanning confocal PicoQuant MicroTime 200 microscope (PQ MT200) with time-correlated single-photon counting capabilities.
