Sentence examples for fixed detector from inspiring English sources
Because the particles will have different accelerations, this makes all the particles have different velocities, and hence, for a fixed detector position, they will have different travel times.
Finally, the results are compared with the data of the fixed detector on the highway, which indicates that the method proposed in this paper can meet the design requirements.
Scanning was accomplished by revolving and longitudinally translating the specimen and tensile fixture between a fixed, collimated X-ray source and a fixed detector.
Figure 1 shows the identity between the longitudinal characterization of a sound wave in air and the pressure-time fluctuations that it creates at a fixed detector location.
The geometric term, 1/sin θB, is related to the range of crystal plane tilts that will give rise to measured scattering through a fixed detector aperture (this can be visualized by recognizing that a large crystal plane tilt is required to rotate the scattered beam across the detector aperture at low scattering angles).
On the contrary, with the previous PCT method, the brain area to be perfused was restricted to 2 4 cm (depending on the detector width) and defined before the perfusion imaging, which means that a hyperperfused tumour part could be possibly missed, especially in multifocal tumours or those exceeding the fixed detector width.
A tracer-type gas meter measures flow rate by timing the passage of an injected radioactive material between two fixed detectors.
Data from probe trajectories are used to estimate space-mean speed while data from fixed detectors are used to estimate traffic flow.
Only for those very few cases where CSIT error is significant, MLD provides an advantage over MMSE, a situation leading to the rather small gain observed between the performance of both fixed detectors.
Tracking information from detectors which do not measure the passage of particles in a fixed physical detector plane, e.g. drift chambers or TPCs, is used without any simplification.
For a fixed linear detector line rate (53 kHz), this was done by decreasing the number of A-scans in the image but with consideration to the aforementioned beam overlap constraint.
