Sentence examples for high depth of focus from inspiring English sources

In some technological applications, optical systems that produce a high depth of focus and superresolving transversal responses are required.

However, high depth of focus means either the aperture size is small that results in long exposure time because beam current is roughly proportional to the square of aperture size, and/or the working distance is large that makes the exposure more susceptible to electromagnetic and vibrational noise.

To evaluate whether hyperopic patients with short axial length and high dioptric intraocular lens (IOL) power can achieve a higher depth of focus after implantation of a monofocal spherical or aspheric IOL than emmetropic patients.

Obturating such root canal systems requires good clinical skill along with a dental operating microscope with higher depth of focus.

The camera's fixed wide-angle lens has an extremely high depth of field, eliminating any options regarding zoom or focus.

Image stacks of several focal planes were acquired in each area of interest, resulting in pictures with high depth of field of 40 to 50 µm thick sections focused throughout their z-axis extent.

This is beyond the depth-of-focus of most high f-number IRR camera systems.

Figure 7: Depth-of-Focus two-photon TRPL of the treated CdTe crystal.

Figure 6: Depth-of-Focus two-photon TRPL of the untreated CdTe crystal.

Current UBM systems use fixed-focus transducers, which are limited in depth-of-focus.

Note that this depth-of-focus is larger than the system imaging depth of 5.2 mm.