Sentence examples for energy probe from inspiring English sources

The small fluctuations in the pulse energy are accounted for by using a reference energy probe.

The laser beam is focused using a lens of focal length 185 mm and the transmittance is measured using a pyroelectric energy probe as a function of sample position z by translating the sample along the beam axis (z-axis).

The MEG experiment is the latest in a series of progressively more precise rare decay searches designed to exploit an observation of μ+→e+γ or lack thereof as a sensitive low energy probe of new physics.

Recent reports of the use of laparoscopic resection of occult metastasis in patients with ovarian cancer using a laparoscopic high energy gamma probe by Barranger et al. introduce the application of high energy probe guided surgery to the field of laparoscopy.

"The retreat is so dramatic," said Tom Adams, executive director of Energy Probe, a Toronto research and consulting firm.

"We've got quite an unstable and unpredictable situation," said Thomas Adams, executive director of Energy Probe, a research group in Toronto.

To make matters worse, there's a kind of reciprocal relationship between scale and energy: probing small scales requires a very large amount of energy.

The performance of the probe is as follows (ref point: centre of and against aperture): counting sensitivity of > 10 cps/kBq, count rate range of 1 > 50 kcps, count rate linearity of < 10% loss up to 50 kcps, side shielding of < 0.1% and electronic collimation of < 50 mm FWHM at 50 mm distance (for comparison with a general low-energy probe, see Table 2).

For this reason, in conjunction with its low sensitivity, the high-energy probe was not considered for further intraoperative testing.

A high energy gamma probe (PET probe) can be used to guide surgery in those difficult areas.

Recent technological developments have led to the production of a high energy gamma probe (PET probe) that can be used to guide surgery in those difficult areas of the body.