Sentence examples for focus projection from inspiring English sources
Any dancer in any company could learn from her about focus, projection and ardor; she danced as if she had not only the equipment to carry on much longer but the hunger for it too.
Image analysis was performed using the maximum projection (MaxPro) image of confocal image stacks and best focus projection of widefield image stacks.
These scripts enable the detection of GFP-labeled neuromasts on an extended focus projection of five optical sections (two in each direction from the central focal plane) and define an empirically established surrounding area (see Figure 4) in the GFP channel.
The movement on the fabric is detected via Kinect, which then uses the data to focus projections on the contorted areas, creating the illusion that the fabric is being dyed.
Individual focused projection bulbs were used as left and right voltage-adjusted thermal stimuli placed below a glass plate in a specifically designed canine holding apparatus.
Although there may also be further connections involving interneurons, the thalamic Gld, in many bird species, shows a strictly focused projection upon the visual wulst.
When "Jane Eyre," a musical based on the Charlotte Bronte novel and directed by John Caird and Scott Schwartz, opens on Dec. 3, the audience will probably note little about the scenery except perhaps its pleasing soft-focus projections of windows and trees; its elegant 19th-century drawing rooms; the fact that couches and chairs come in and go out.
As a result, TRN and IC inhibitory inputs likely shape MGB response properties through tonotopically or focused projections onto MGB neurons [1], [10], [14], [15], [16].
All figures are all-in-focus projections of z-series and were prepared using Adobe Photoshop CS (8.0.1) and CorelDraw 11.
A new spatial filtering technique is proposed for improving image contrast and depth of focus in projection photolithography.
The orientation stage requirements are distinct from those used in photolithography since the depth of focus of projection optics allows for larger errors in the orientation alignment.
