Sentence examples for illumination depth from inspiring English sources

We sampled axial distance ε over the {−250,250} nm interval since it extends beyond the ∼100 nm evanescent illumination depth used in experiments on muscle fibers.

The biomass productivity did not decrease with the reduced effective illumination depth during these times but remained at 10 g m−2 day−1.

The Hymnotron, an electronic chord organ, featured calligraphic illuminations ("Depth," "Width," "Tempo") made by Dorothy Dewan, Leon's mother.

(a) color image in normal illumination; (b) depth image in normal illumination; (c) color image in low illumination; (d) depth image in low illumination.

Snyder, Doerschner & Maloney [20] investigated lightness perception in binocularly-viewed rendered scenes with a strong gradient of illumination in depth (similar to the scenes employed here but with no variation in the mix of depth cues).

The scenes all had strong gradients of illumination in depth.

The relevant component of the prior in the context of the current article is the probability of different gradients of illumination in depth.

However, the majority of in vivo imaging applications require greater illumination penetration depth which can easily be achieved by using nanorods since their absorption spectrum can be shifted to longer wavelengths by adapting the particles aspect ratio [ 44].

Mixed TOF and colour systems can be used for computational photography, including full 3D scene modelling, as well as for illumination and depth-of-field manipulations.

For TIRF-based illumination, the penetration depth dramatically depends on the illumination angle, which is difficult to control in most common setups.

In most photographic lenses the iris is inside the objective, and it is often adjustable in diameter to control the image illumination and the depth of field.