Sentence examples for direction of the detector from inspiring English sources

This could be due to scattering of light in the coating, in the direction of the detector.

The poor signal-to-noise ratio of Raman spectrum taken from the top of tip-like nanowire is due to that the nanowire may not be parallel to the scanning direction of the detector.

Secondly, since the air-coating interface is not perfectly flat, a wavelength-dependent scattering from this interface may scatter more or less incoming light in the direction of the detector.

Note that this effect should be smaller for chest breathing than for diaphragmatic breathing; as for chest breathing, the lower CT density is, to a larger extent, compensated for by an increased path length in the direction of the detector.

In this application, high spatial resolution is required for the early detection of breast cancer tumor and the DOI is necessary to recover the resolution along the direction of the detector axis (which identifies the distance from the two detector planes).

The differences between the four traces on the oscilloscope display, each indicating the average compression in the direction of the detector, allowed the assessment of the required synchronization accuracy for the detonators.

One of its main features is that it can detect linear features with a range of varying widths and orientations in the same image by changing the direction and size of the detector mask within a multiscale framework.

The fibers are mounted in two rows; images of even and odd fibers are separated by ~30 pixels (in the wavelength direction) at the detector.

In the following, the axis will be named so to have the X and Y directions on the surface of the detector with the origin at the center of the detector, while the depth of interaction will be along the Z direction.

At each site, sound recording equipment was held at waist height and a 50 m transect was walked in a zigzag fashion back and forth across the site to avoid any bias in direction or placement of the detectors.

When looking at the target from other angles, the detector registers a decreased signal because locally reduced scattering will deliver less photons to the detector from the direction of the target.