Sentence examples for dynamically focused from inspiring English sources
Aiming at this problem, Nowack (2009) has provided a dynamically focused beam method, which improves the deep imaging quality to some extent.
In some implementations the system may be used to provide dynamically focused suggestions, auto-completed text, or other input-related assistance, to the user.
Nowack (2009) has used many local slant stacks and quadratic phase corrections for every beam in the dynamically focused beam migration, which is time-consuming and complex in designing the implementation algorithm.
Unlike the dynamically focused beam method proposed by Nowack, our method uses the single input-trace imaging approach of classic Kirchhoff migration to avoid repeating local slant stacks for a beam at different imaging points, which is helpful to speed up the migration process.
Particles flowing through the device are dynamically focussed into the detection volume using dielectrophoresis.
The method is based on the idea that every robot maintains a local map and then dynamically focuses its attention on the part which is relevant in the current context.
FCM is a technology that guides single particles through a laser beam in a hydro-dynamically focused fluid stream.
Xie et al. [ 6] developed a probe based on gradient index lens rod for endoscopic spectral domain OCT with a capability of dynamically tracking the beam focus, for which a dynamic focusing range between 0 to 7.5 mm was demonstrated without moving the probe beam itself.
Imagine an HD-Lytro that shoots stills AND video you set up a master shot from four angles, and you literally have fully zoomable and dynamically focus-able control over an entire scene.
The method enables physicians to zoom-in dynamically and focus on the volume of interest (VOI), thus paving the way for a large class of investigations into the mechanical behavior of bone structure.
Cognitive-behavioural therapy was also relatively frequent (26 %), while dynamically oriented therapy, focusing on insight, was relatively infrequent (8 %).
