Sentence examples for extreme dynamic range from inspiring English sources

It is well established that the extreme dynamic range (approximately nine orders of magnitude 20 and sensitivity of the visual system is mediated by a light-dependent modulation of the system's gain.

However, the high complexity and extreme dynamic range of the plasma proteome (12 orders of magnitude) prohibit the sensitive, high-throughput profiling of the plasma proteins in large sample cohorts [48].

Proteomic measurements demand extreme sensitivity, specificity, dynamic range, and accurate quantification.

Local contrast often suffers at both extremes of signal dynamic range, i.e., image regions where signal averages are either low or high.

The large dynamic range, extreme sensitivity, high sequence-specificity, and fast turn-around time has allowed real-time reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (real-time RT-PCR) to become a standard tool for mRNA quantification.

Leonskaja conveyed the work's enormous dynamic range and extreme gestures, calling on a virtuoso technique to summon them up.

Exclusion of results from the 70-fold data (results not shown) demonstrated that this effect is not due to a loss of dynamic range at extreme values.

Regulatory ratios were then converted into -fold regulation values (e.g., 0.48 = 2.08-fold) so that higher -fold values indicate more extreme regulation, that is, higher dynamic range.

Four: Generally speaking, it is best to steer clear of works for orchestra because of their greater dynamic range (meaning extremes of loud and soft) and conversely, better to stick to works for solo keyboard or chamber music.

The magnitude of the fold change at both extremes illustrate the difference in dynamic range between the two platforms.

Sony first promised it would be adding support for the advanced Dolby Vision form of high dynamic range to its X1 Extreme TVs way back at January's 2017 CES.