Sentence examples for imaging elements from inspiring English sources

Similarly, diagnostic imaging is having potential future applications with newer imaging elements at nano level.

The sensor integrates two type of imaging elements on pixel level, and is designed to generate two spatially and temporally coherent images.

In these experiments, we have used a xenon lamp as the light source and concave mirrors, with a diameter of 100 mm and a focal length of 1,000 mm, as the imaging elements.

It is possible to integrate all of the drive circuits and almost all of the circuitry needed to connect the chip to the outside world, including the decoders and interface, and still have plenty of room for the reflective imaging elements.

This paper discusses study design as it pertains to the incorporation of imaging elements, the important role played by imaging core laboratories, the rationale for and approaches to involvement of imagers in clinical trials, and guidance by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on imaging endpoints in clinical trials.

With the coexistence of two radiodense imaging elements of AuNPs and Gd III) within one NP system, the formed Gd Au DENPs display both r1 relaxivity for MR imaging mode and X-ray attenuation property for CT imaging mode, which enables CT/MR dual mode imaging of the heart, liver, kidney, and bladder of rat or mouse within a time frame of 45 min.

The image groups received the thermal image combined with the carbon footprint in Study 1 and an energy audit in Study 2. It is thus not entirely clear whether the images alone would have the same effect (although the thermal imaging element was the only feature that distinguished the comparison groups and interventions within each study).

Baron Rayleigh, a leading figure of late 19th-century physics, showed that the images of two point sources are resolvable only if their angular separation, relative to an imaging element of diameter D, is greater than about 1.2λ/D ("Rayleigh's criterion").

CCD shift stabilization Camera shake is compensated for by the mechanical movement of the imaging element in the camera.

An interrupt-based multinode data acquisition and control system has been developed for the imaging element of the TACTIC γ-ray telescope.

Images were acquired and analyzed using the Nikon Eclipse 80 i microscope (Japan) and Northern Eclipse Imaging Elements-D (NIS-D) software.