Sentence examples for imaging theory from inspiring English sources

By investigating CNT/epoxy composites the voltage contrast imaging theory is further understood.

In the special case of weak electron deflections, the images can be interpreted using Laplacian imaging theory [24, 25].

The purpose of this paper is to investigate whether caustic imaging theory can be used to interpret image contrast arising during droplet epitaxy in terms of surface morphological evolution.

While such caustics contribute to the non-intuitive nature of MEM images, they can be simulated using a recently developed caustic imaging theory [26].

Checks are made routinely against benchmarks using classical imaging theory.

Lauffer, R. B. Paramagnetic metal complexes as water proton relaxation agents for NMR imaging: theory and design.

Our research efforts span from advancing the physics and mathematical theory of imaging, image acquisition, and image processing to hardware design and clinical applications.

Self-imaging theory is widely accepted as a good method in designing 1 × N multimode interference (MMI) couplers, but it is also true that self-imaging theory is not suitable for low-contrast structures.

An improved self-imaging theory is proposed in this paper for the optimal design of low-contrast 1 × N MMI couplers.

The average effective width of MMI waveguide and the average effective propagation constant of MMI waveguide are used as the basis to modify the conventional self-imaging theory.

Based on Mie optical scattering theory, imaging through blood using infrared light was theoretically feasible, but scattering in the near-infrared wavelengths (1100 to 1300 nm) generated substantial noise in the image despite relatively low absorption.