Sentence examples for fast timing of from inspiring English sources
The capability of providing a fast timing of the interaction with nanosecond time resolution is a new available feature that allows operating the drift detector in continuous readout mode for coincidence imaging applications either with an external trigger or in self-timing.
Minetti said: "A serious implication is to stimulate thinking about the discrepancy between the (relatively fast) timing of space exploration and the long-lasting evolution that would be required to adapt actual living beings to locomote in different gravity environments".
Up to now, it is an open question whether the fixation-related fMRI approach can be realized in the face of the complex interplay of foveal and parafoveal processes and the faster timing of a natural reading situation.
Access to fast decay events in the sub-microsecond region is made possible by the fast timing properties of the digital signal processing.
Based on the low noise performance and fast timing response of crystalline semiconductors, a silicon pad detector telescope has been developed for a first level trigger on electrons scattered into the backward region of the H1 detector.
Silicon photomultipliers (SiPMs) offer high gain and fast response to light, making them interesting for fast timing applications such as time-of-flight (TOF) PET.
Each bar is read out on the two long ends, and the needed time resolution of σt<150ps is reached with fast timing photomultipliers.
An ionization chamber with fast timing properties was built at CERN for measuring fission cross-sections of minor actinides at the n_TOF neutron beam.
On a total area of about 30×30mm2, 144 SiPM photodetectors coupled to scintillator crystals are read out individually with fast timing ASICs.
The amplifier has a fast timing output as well as a 'slow' energy output optimized for determining the total charge content of the pulse.
On the other hand, as some visually impaired people walk fast, the timing of the spoken navigation needs to be matched as closely as possible to the travelling speed.
