Sentence examples for exploit the coherence from inspiring English sources

Firstly, in order to exploit the coherence of volume fields in both the object space and the image space, we propose a general bi-space rendering proxy (BSRP) to represent volume fields.

In this article, we first provide an introduction to the relevant concepts in the field, and then review the recent works showing that it is possible to exploit the coherence of light in conjunction with photoacoustics.

Single distance propagation-based phase contrast, a technique exploiting the coherence of synchrotron radiation, is highly utilized by the user community at TOMCAT.

Both, depth-resolved quantification and removal of the effect of thickness variation are achieved by exploiting the coherence gating implicit in the spectral-domain interferometry.

In contrast to this traditional approach, we instead exploit the implicit coherence gating by obtaining δ p at fixed optical depths within the samples that have small refractive index gradient (no strong interfaces), thereby removing the effect of sample thickness (as detailed in Section 3).

: Vertical Scanning Interferometry (Scanning White Light Interferometry), also known by the ISO term Coherence Scanning Interferometry or CSI, is an example of low-coherence interferometry, which exploits the low coherence of white light.

The monochromator is 34 m from the source – a 6 T wiggler – which has FWHM electron-beam dimensions of = 0.4 mm and = 1.5 mm; thus diffraction was in the vertical plane to exploit the better beam coherence.

We exploit the implicit spatial coherences in the subgraphs to refine the segmentation to obtain more robust detections.

It calculates the SDR in mixed sound fields by exploiting the spatial coherence of a single directional component and the diffuse sound field.

The well known huge computational effort that involves searching for an optimal solution is tackled by combining two concepts: exploiting the scene coherence to compute global illumination and using a metaheuristic technique for optimization.

A method of establishing precise geodetic baselines, invented by Yrjö Väisälä, exploited the low coherence length of white light.