Sentence examples for degrees field of view from inspiring English sources

This has led to the development of highly specialized divided eyes in some species, most notably in Phronima, in which the whole of the top of the head is used to provide high resolution and sensitivity over a narrow (about 10 degrees) field of view.

For each functional run, an echo planar gradient-echo imaging sequence sensitive to BOLD contrast was used to acquire 33 slices per repetition time (TR) (3 mm thickness), with a TR of 2000 ms, echo time of 30 ms, flip angle of 90 degrees, field of view of 192 mm, and 64×64 matrix.

For the functional scanning the following parameters were used: repetition time: 1512 ms for three subjects and 1500 ms for the remaining subjects (31 slices acquired), echo time: 30 ms, flip angle: 70 degrees, field of view: 22×22 cm, 64×64 matrix and 4.65 mm slice thickness.

Hence aberrations were measured over a 14 × 11.6 degrees field of view at 129 sampling points.

Transverse slices were acquired with a fast, low-angle shot (FLASH) using the following parameters: TR = 22 ms, TE = 4.87 ms, pulse angle = 90 degrees, field of view (FOV) = 55 × 42 mm, and matrix size = 58 × 256.

Up to 10 contiguous short-axis slices were acquired to cover the entire left ventricle using a spoiled gradient-echo cine sequence: TR = 5 ms, TE = 1.42 ms, flip angle = 15 degrees, field of view = 30 × 30 mm, data matrix = 128 × 128, slice thickness = 1 mm.

A letter was presented (remaining visible for 750 msec, height: 7 cm, subtending a 0.4 degrees field-of-view) immediately after each acquisition, and a single overt verbal response was made during the remaining silent portion (entire duration = 2900 msec) of each repetition (TR = 4000 msec).

For comparison's sake, the Gear VR mobile headset offers 98-degree field-of-view.

The headset sports a 180-degree field-of-view, dual 2560 x 1440 OLED displays and a form factor that's massive.

We went hands on with Meta 2, a $949 augmented reality headset with a near 90-degree field-of-view.

The current study explored whether a High-Tech-VR helmet (ie, a 60-degree field-of-view head-mounted display) reduces pain more effectively than a Low-Tech-VR helmet (a 35-degree field-of-view head-mounted display).