Sentence examples for electron beam causing from inspiring English sources

The two main sources of contrast loss, and hence lowered resolution, are the electron beam causing the particles to move during the experiment, and the low efficiency of the detectors used to record the images.

Since these features are not present at 70 mC/cm2 as well as at 40 mC/cm2, this proves that a higher electronic dose of the electron beam causes greater stress and degradation of the porous material.

Deflecting the electron beam causes patterns of light to be produced on the screen, creating the desired optical images.

The electron beam causes the frozen sample block to warp, motion-blurring a traditional camera's images.

Prolonged exposure of the samples to the electron beam caused damage to the oxide lattice, which transformed into a suboxide.

But it has its drawbacks such as a non-isotropic resolution, electron beam caused section shrinkage, and it would still be cumbersome to get nice artefact-free sections containing larger CNTs.

Instabilities and limited coherence of the electron beam cause falloff of the signal transfer by the microscope for fine image details, leading to blurring of small features.

It is well established that such irradiation, as well as electron beam irradiation, causes crosslinking, chain scission and long-term oxidative degradation of polyethylene, and that long-term post-irradiation aging can have detrimental effects on the morphology and mechanical properties of UHMWPE [1, 14, 16, 17].

Exposure of gamma or electron beam radiation causes dyes in the shirt to change color.

The high-energy electron beam can cause ionization of the sample and direct knock-on events (displacement damage).

Electrostatic calculations have been used to determine that the fringing fields in the region of the scattered electron beams will cause a negligible phase shift as long as the ratio of electrode length to the transverse feature size is greater than 5 1.