Sentence examples for distinguishable images from inspiring English sources

There is no theoretical limit to the amount of magnification possible in an optical system, but practical magnification is limited by the system's resolving power i.e., its ability to form distinguishable images of objects separated by small angular distances.

Resolution is defined as an optical system's ability to form distinguishable images of objects separated by small distances, or to recognize fine detail.

In AFM images, the two populations were clearly distinguishable (Figure 3A).

While its subject is distinguishable, the image is blurred, as if overexposed, replicating the feel of an early Polish information documentary.

Item (1) conveys that distinguishable local image regions are easy to find from various viewpoints and capturing conditions.

The bars are barely distinguishable when imaged by the LA FT-IR instrument due to its larger 6.25 μm pixel sizes.

The boundary between two flow zones was clearly distinguishable in our images both morphologically and with kymograph analysis, which demonstrated an abrupt change of the flow velocity typically by a factor of two or more at the boundary.

Between the deep gray nuclei and SP lies external capsule and claustrum, which is not clearly distinguishable in the images.

Cells are clearly distinguishable from the images and they appear with a fluorescent cytoplasm and a dark nucleus.

Color calibration was not employed, but melanistic and non-melanistic areas were clearly distinguishable in the images, as shown by the relatively high repeatability estimate for the degree of melanism (see Results).

This result is in agreement with the visual observation described in the previous section, where the difference between the youngest and the oldest volunteers in terms of treatment effectiveness was clearly distinguishable from the images.