Sentence examples for focus and scanning from inspiring English sources

As a result, volumetric time series data can be collected without the need of changing focus and scanning multiple z-planes.

It was the general consensus of these students that they should be introduced only after the students have learned ultrasound on laptop-sized systems that have larger screens and allow for greater adjustment of ultrasound parameters such as level of focus and scanning frequency.

"With continuous partial attention," Stone explains, "we keep the top level item in focus and scan the periphery in case something more important emerges".

We use digital phase conjugation to overcome the modal scrambling of the fiber to tightly focus and scan the laser light at its distal end.

We have demonstrated that by exploiting all the degrees of freedom available in a multimode fiber using digital phase conjugation to focus and scan the light, we have achieved sub-micrometer resolution scanning fluorescent imaging of biological samples.

Different techniques have been proposed to undo the scrambling properties of multimode fibers and to focus and scan light through them, like direct-search wavefront shaping techniques [ 13] or other complex optimization algorithms [ 14] and Digital Phase Conjugation [ 15].

The process of focusing and scanning over a 3D object can be interpreted as a MIMO 4D convolution between a reflectivity tensor and a space-varying system, which naturally induces a 4D MIMO channel convolution model.

A coverslip was placed on the cornea to remove the refractive power of the air-corneal interface, focusing and scanning the OCT beam directly on the retina through the weaker refraction from the lens.

In particular, they penetrate the patient with minimal diffusion, they deposit maximum energy at the end of their range, and they can be shaped as narrow focused and scanned pencil beams of variable penetration depth.

An electron beam can be finely focused and scanned across the studied material.

Our software can also process surfaces, which can be imported from 3D scanners, reconstructions from Stereo-SEM images (Routier-Kierzkowska and Kwiatkowska, 2008), focus stacking microscopes and scanning probe methods such as Cellular Force Microscopy (Routier-Kierzkowska et al., 2012) (CFM), or extracted within MorphoGraphX from full 3D data sets.