Sentence examples for instrument point from inspiring English sources

In particular, we show how the dust coma has a prominent role for the final output CCD signal, according to the instrument consolidated specifications, affecting the shape and extension of the instrument point spread function in a different way respect to the case of the asteroids.

Modeling the imaging process as a linear, spatially invariant degradation system, the measured image can be expressed as the convolution of the original complex field with the instrument point spread function (PSF) as (6) U ˜   (x, y )   =   U (x, y )   *   h (x, y )   +   n (x, y )  , where h x,y) is the PSF of the system, and n x,y) is the additive signal independent noise.

Table 2 Information of the three kinds of DEM data Time of data acquisition Acquisition method Spatial resolution (m) July 2010 Aster 3D relative extraction 30 November 2013 3D laser scanning instrument point-cloud data generation 0.5 August 2014 3D laser scanning instrument point-cloud data generation 0.5.

The presence of the term âlah, "instrument" points to the older version, since the term is not present in the later one.

Designed by researchers at the Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) in San Antonio, Texas, the SwRI Solar Instrument Pointing Platform is initially pointed toward the sun by the spacecraft pilot and then locks on automatically.

The sophisticated guide telescope stabilizes instrument pointing in the third dimension.

Former experiments conducted in the directly visually controlled condition showed that mean throughput was 8.43 bps for a laparoscopic instrument pointing [ 43] and was 8.06 bps for a long dowel pointing [ 57].

Indeed, former experiments conducted in the directly visually controlled condition showed that the mean movement time was 345.2 ms for a laparoscopic instrument pointing [ 43] and was 476.9 ms for a long dowel pointing [ 57].

They are advantageous when an altimeter is operating because the altimetric data can be transformed into geodetic constraints on the spacecraft trajectory, the instrument pointing, and the changes in surface height.

A brief summarization of these comparison results is that the information processing capacity of a video-controlled laparoscopic instrument pointing task is one-third of that obtained from a directly visually controlled task with a long instrument or a video-controlled hand-pointing task.

However, the study by Fahlen et al. [ 31] showed that the approximate and the original ERI instrument pointed to the same direction and in general both studies using original and proxy measures have found support for the ERI model, indicating an effect of ERI regardless of the measure being used [ 6].