Sentence examples for improved observation from inspiring English sources
One, by researchers at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, suggests that the high number of storms reported these days may reflect improved observation and analysis techniques, not a meteorological change for the worse.
The velocity model, a key component in event location and characterization, evolved through early stages of the project as new wells were drilled providing the opportunity for improved observation geometry and acquisition of additional controlled energy source points for model calibration.
Secondly, improved observation methods.
Improved observation, reporting, and detection methods have also contributed to the apparent increasing emergence of these viruses.
The advantages of transperitoneal laparoscopic spinal surgery include improved observation of surgical anatomic features, marked reductions in postoperative pain, early hospital discharges, and reduced incidence of postoperative ileus.
The prospects of future satellite gravimetry missions to sustain a continuous and improved observation of the gravitational field have stimulated studies of new concepts of space inertial sensors with potentially improved precision and stability.
These antibodies allowed improved observations of the spatial distribution of zCdh2 from imaging of whole mount zebrafish preparations.
Training novice clinicans improves observation accuracy of the upper extremity after stroke.
The closeness to the Sun improves observation quality and solar power generation, which is intended to be achieved with a solar dynamic system.
However, most multi-constellation Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) can offer triple frequency data that can be used for civilian applications in the future, which can improve observation redundancy, solution precision and detection of faults.
In contrast to the ordinary strip-map mode that has a swath of approximately 70 km, the ScanSAR mode improves observation swath approximately 5 times (350 km) by scarifying the spatial resolution in the along-track (azimuth) direction and the signal-to-noise ratio.
