Sentence examples for duration width from inspiring English sources

The recorded fluorescence intensity ("height") and duration ("width") through FAM and VIC centered emission filters were analyzed with RainDrop Analyst Software II (RainDanceTM Technologies).

where α is the chirp rate, T p is the pulse duration width, f c is the center frequency, τ denotes the range fast-time, Δ t=2R n (X)/c stands for the round-way propagation time of electromagnetic wave between target P and radar, c is the speed of light.

We have disturbed every single parameter without a priori knowledge on the relative importance of certain parameters and have generated massive samples of multiple perturbations for all parameters using our MC simulation; the peak amplitude (height) and duration (width) of ERK profiles (e.g., transient vs. sustained) are then used as differentiation measures [16], [17].

Each instance of these bumps is parameterised by its amplitude, timing and duration (width).

The candidates for lateral vehicle are explored with lane-based transformation, and each one is verified with the characteristics of its length, width, time duration, and height.

The durations ("widths") of the scatter and fluorescence pulses generated by cells' passage through such a tightly focused beam are therefore longer for cells of larger diameter, provided cell diameter is larger than beam height, and are described as representing the time of flight ("TOF") of the cell through the beam.

Each individual translocation event (particle passing through the pore) in TRPS generates a trace similar to a peak in analytical chromatography, which has a baseline duration (peak width at the base) and full width half-maxima (fwhm).

This includes the influence of wave height and period, storm duration, berm width and elevation variations on the stability of berm breakwater with different armor stone sizes.

Both TOF-MS and pump-probe transients were acquired using a 1-kHz CPA Ti:sapphire laser system delivering 1-mJ pulses with a transform-limited duration (full width at half maximum in intensity) of 38 ± 2 fs and a Wiley-McLaren mass spectrometer.

To tease the two apart, the physicists vary the duration and width of the pulse, but not the number of photons in it.

In Figure2, we present the time evolution of the inversion S3 t) for different values of the electron sheet density for a Gaussian-shaped pulse with f ( t ) = e − 4 ln 2 ( t − 2 t p ) 2 / t p 2. Here, tp= 2Π np/ω is the duration (full width at half maximum) of the pulse, where np is the number of cycles of the pulse and can be a noninteger number.