Sentence examples for high density measurements from inspiring English sources

Data from geophysical tools provide coverage with spatially continuous high density measurements.

This can be achieved by performing high density measurements, and data from small source-detector separations can be used to account for these systemic contributions as derived from the scalp [ 30].

This high-density measurement approach is perhaps infeasible for time and expense in typical groundwater remediation sites.

The wide-field acquisition with thousands of speckles in a small region would allow us to average results from many speckles to improve the SNR of speckle based blood flow measurements as well as high density tomographic measurements.

Large areas can be surveyed with a high density of measurements.

This results in a high density of measurements, which substantially increases the precision of statistical Normal Points, and also allows identification of single retro-reflector prisms from various satellites (Kirchner et al., 2007) within the data.

In this perspective, this paper is devoted to the description of the multifractal properties of the high resolution density measurements.

To show the reliability of this method, high pressure density measurements were carried out up to 140 MPa and within the temperature interval (293.15 393.15) K with an Anton Paar densitometer.

We observed significantly higher (p-value < 0.05) PB-PAH exposures under conditions of higher traffic density measurements and lower relative humidity when PB-PAH was compared between the upper and lower half of the distributions of the two variables (Table  1).

Despite this drawback, the proposed monitoring system takes advantage of the high density of measurement points to produce valuable descriptions of the regional wind field.

Although this could provide high quality data, it is certainly extremely costly due to the extremely high density of measurement stations.