Sentence examples for dot for which from inspiring English sources
We explore the development and performance of algorithms for hyperspectral diffuse optical tomography (DOT) for which data from hundreds of wavelengths are collected and used to determine the concentration distribution of chromophores in the medium under investigation.
In both cases, high energy emission bands at approx. 3.9 eV suggest the presence of smaller dots for which the photoluminescence intensity was seen to be constant with increasing temperatures.
To determine direction selectivity, we presented a patch of drifting dots for which the size, position, and velocity could be manipulated manually with a computer mouse.
And the new Boston office of Deutsch Inc. landed its first two clients, both dot-coms for which the office will be their first agency.
Intelligence professionals call that "connecting the dots," something for which we were roundly criticized after Sept. 11 as not sufficiently doing.
We present a new material design concept, silicon quantum dot (Si QD) polymers, for which surface-functionalized Si QDs can be regarded as a large monomer in the polymers.
Data were displayed online as dot raster diagrams for which the spiking activity as a function of stimulus frequency could be monitored separately for each recording electrode.
Visitors to the site can enter a location and call up a map with red dots indicating locations for which photos exist.
In the figure below, the two black dots represent individuals for which values of habitat variables were calculated.
Red dots represent genes for which non-silent mutations are positively associated with proto-oncogene mutations in the tumors (Right side Fisher's Exact Test p ≤ 0.01); green dots represent genes for which mutations are negatively associated with mutant proto-oncogenes (Left side Fisher's Exact Test p ≤ 0.01).
For dot array patterns, the densest array for which the dot is still fairly well defined is with a 15-nm period (Figure 4), which is believed to be the highest pattern density ever obtained using organic EBL resists.
