The phrase "enhance depth" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the act of making something deeper or more profound. Example: The addition of various literary techniques can greatly enhance the depth of a novel and make it more impactful for readers.
To enhance depth resolution, the top dPS layer is 'thinned' by ion sputtering, prior to LE-FRES analysis, to achieve a resolution of 13 nm at the interface.
Findings indicated that when designing 3D environments, it is important to consider which kinds of tasks provide more interaction and to what extent spatial abilities affect interaction, as well as to prepare activities that will increase engagement duration and to devise strategies to enhance depth of interaction.
The trick is to select a lens whose color helps enhance depth perception.
Near-infrared fluorochromes that decrease absorption and enhance depth penetration are the most promising [ 71, 72].
Dispensing ready-made, single-vision glasses is a simple and cost-effective intervention to improve near vision and enhance depth perception.
Uncorrected presbyopia is a significant cause of age-related visual impairment in this indigenous Filipino community, and dispensing ready-made single-vision glasses is a simple and cost-effective intervention to improve near vision and enhance depth perception.
Plus, it was in 3-D, which Wenders handled expertly, enhancing depth, separating planes, etc.
The device was called EDI-OCT (enhanced depth OCT) [ 1].
In the current report, we used enhanced depth imaging optical coherence tomography (EDI-OCT) (Spectralis; Heidelberg Engineering, Heidelberg, Germany) before and after an endovascular embolization and documented the alterations of the choroidal thickness in a CCF patient.
Add in the rumors that Apple's next generation iPhones will feature enhanced depth-sensing AR-focused camera sensor modules and things get even more interesting for the platform.
Among the many OCT methods of assessing AMD are enhanced depth-imaging-OCT (EDI-OCT) [ 1– 5].
