Sentence examples for echo experiments from inspiring English sources

Conventional approaches to improve the performance of echo experiments focused on the optimization of individual pulses, compensating their own imperfections.

In contrast to conventional stimulated echo experiments, bipolar pulse pairs were used to reduce eddy current distortions and during an additional delay, magnetization was stored in the z (longitudinal) direction, allowing the eddy current to decay.

Another advantage of the echo experiment over CW technique is that the electron spin echo can be excited for inhomogeneously broadened EPR lines only.

In order to improve this univariate experiment (the echo amplitude) a new pulse experiment was designed where a 180°-pulse train (as used in CPMG) was appended at the end of a pulsed field gradient stimulated echo experiment (DIFF-CPMG).

State of the art in measuring fat in raw meat containing water is the application of the gradient stimulated echo experiment to suppress the water signal.

Based on the observation that, under thermal equilibrium conditions and at short time, the exchange dynamics between the associated and dissociated forms involved periodic motions of the O H⋯π H-bond, the lifetimes of the PhOH Benz 1 1 complex were estimated and in reasonable agreement with 2D-IR vibrational echo experiment.

These experiments used the bipolar pulse-pair-stimulated echo experiment (BPPSTE) [ 41].

Diffusion spectra were acquired using the stimulated echo experiment with bipolar gradients (stebpgp1s).

These experiments parallel the MAD-STEAM method for in vivo spectroscopy, which uses specific echo times in a stimulated echo experiment to measure the change in phase of signal that arises when exchange takes place.

Some of these values were small compared to our echo experiment on C57/BL6 mice, in which EDD grows 2.60% and wall thickness is up 13.20% from young to senescent.

I concede it's unrealistic that the police bureaucracy wouldn't quickly get to hear of what was happening, but the policy itself echoes experiments tried by various governments and police forces, from Portugal to Brixton, as they struggle with the problems arising from the fact that so many people want to take drugs.