Sentence examples for in optical terms from inspiring English sources
Working with Herman Feshbach in the 1950s, he developed what is now called the "clouded crystal ball" model of the atomic nucleus, which predicts and explains in optical terms the phenomenon of nuclear resonance.
But the most useful rare earth - in optical terms - is probably erbium.
Nano-scale metal, which also exhibits the colloidal properties, was first described scientifically by Michel Faraday in optical terms [2].
Generally, the aggregates that are formed in connection with the entire or local application after drying are in optical terms surprisingly of little importance.
While the performance metrics confirm the system performance in optical terms, image examples provide the users with a more intuitive insight into the camera system's performance.
In conventional optical terms, the ellipse has the property that every choice of paths obeys the law of reflection, and every ray from F1 converges after reflection onto F2.
The conventional methods usually study optical signal propagation in optical fiber in terms of mode characteristics and the number of modes, but in this work multiple-beam Fizeau interferometry is proposed as an inductive but alternative methodology to afford a radial approach to determine dispersion, pulse broadening and maximum transmission rate in GRIN optical fiber having a central index dip.
As the monitoring system is based in optical strain gages, long term variations due to oil tanks levels, temperature changes, ship weathervane, sea states, storms, etc. were also captured.
The mean increases in regional optical density in terms of pixel gray level after the ostectomies were 70.44%, 72.27%, and 51.40%.
It was found that composite electrode shows enhancement in electrochromic properties in terms of optical modulation (ΔOD) and coloration efficiency.
A MoOx top)/Au/MoOx bottom) multilayer was systematically designed for transparent electrodes in green OLEDs in terms of optical transmission and series resistance of the device.
