Sentence examples for focus width from inspiring English sources

The presented prototype exhibit a 1.5 mm focus width and a collimated beam up to 15 mm off the output hole.

Interestingly, all the metrics proposed, i.e. the confocal, the dynamic confocal (amplitude and phase), the focus deviations Δ x, Δ y, Δ z, d⊥ and d3D, the focus width and the integration of the phase, yield a recognizable image of the cell with different features emphasized.

In Fig. 5, we have also plotted the focus width versus the dynamic confocal signal.

In Fig. 4, we compare the confocal signal (or equivalently the inverse of the focus width) and the deflection of the focus.

The deflection of the focus (quantified by Δ x, Δ y and Δ z), and the dynamic confocal (or the focus width to which it is well correlated) characterize two distinct types of aberrations undergone by the probe beam as it propagates through the sample.

Focus widths in foci parallel (x) and perpendicular (y) to the septum were calculated as described in supplementary methods.

City's enforced focus upon width worked effectively once United were reduced to 10 men following Chris Smalling's dismissal.

"We can't do much about the length of the femur". He thinks innovations will focus on width.

Logic dictates that we can expect the relationship between degree of TICS and achievement to be positive: Countries whose curriculum is aligned with TIMSS and that generally focus on width and depth of science education are expected to perform well (i.e., between-country regression effect of TICS on achievement: b TICS (between)  > 0).

A linear relationship exists between the focused stream width (d) and the focusing ratio (F/φ), which is estimated to be D≈134.5−53.8F/φ.

Through changing the maximum permitted phase, the quantization level number, the input pixel number or the target focusing region width, various CSLF DOEs are optimally designed.