Sentence examples for incoherent process from inspiring English sources

Abbe's ideas can be interpreted as a realization that image formation in a microscope is more correctly described as a coherent image-forming process than as the more familiar incoherent process.

In contrast to confocal Raman spectroscopy, the assumption of Raman scattering being an incoherent process is not valid for TERS, and this could be used to measure the correlation length of phonons in crystals (both in their bulk and 2-D forms), which has so far been obtained for graphene only [81].

Note that speckle reduction is an incoherent process, in which only the intensity of the OCT image is used.

Furthermore, based on the fact that fluorescence is an incoherent process, it does not inherit the aberrations gained by the excitation beam.

This, being an incoherent process, does not retain the aberrations of the excitation beam, and therefore it can be used to measure sample induced aberrations.

In order to extend the guide star concept for microscopy applications, a key point not properly appreciated before is that fluorescence, being an incoherent process, does not contain information about the aberrations gained by the excitation beam.

The latter is related to incoherent processes that can be applied for devices filling the Terahertz gap.

The internal dynamics of the few-level system is modeled by a quantum optical master equation which includes coherent processes due to optical transitions driven by the laser fields as well as incoherent processes due to decay and dephasing.

Note that the incoherent pumping process can also take place in unspecified auxiliary levels.

A hybrid quantum control scheme that combines incoherent excitation processes with coherent excitation processes in desorption induced by multiple electronic transitions (DIMET) is proposed on the basis of optimal control theory.

The second is an incoherent multi-step process where a charge carrier on a base pair is localized and interacts with phonons in the molecule, which are generated by thermal and twisting motions of the double-helix, forming a phonon [1, 2].