Sentence examples for limited spot from inspiring English sources

First, the small volume of a diffraction limited spot (∼3 8 µm3) limits the effective number of released molecules [41], [42].

In limited spot checks last spring, agriculture inspectors found 756,000 pounds of prohibited meat in warehouses in port cities in New Jersey, Maryland, Texas and other states.

The diffraction limited spot is focused by far field converging cylindrical wave.

The Co concentration (< 20 at.%) from "1" and non-zero concentration (0.5-1.5 0.5-1.5rom "2" ate presumably caused by the limited spot size (approx. 20 nm) of electron beam.

Freshwater sensitivity to acidification varies according to geology, soils and land-use, and consequently it remains difficult to quantify the current extent of acidification, or its biological impacts, based on limited spot samples.

For example, for a typical waist of the diffraction limited spot of 200 nm.

Despite the revolutionary significance, the conventional far-field light microscopy is restricted by the diffraction limit based on the scale diffraction theory; that is, objects within a diffraction-limited spot, ∼250 nm, cannot be resolved.

It is known that waveguides are excellent spatial filters, light can emerge from the waveguide in a nearly diffraction-limited spot.

Because microcavity lasers have a high spatial coherence, the light that emerges from the laser can be focused on a diffraction-limited spot or propagated over a long distance with minimal divergence.

To provide excitation, a picosecond diode laser (λ = 532 nm) was focused on a diffraction-limited spot using an oil-immersion objective lens (N.A. = 1.4, Olympus, Shinjuku-ku, Japan).

A complete electric field calculation analysis for the inside of the multi-layer stack verified that diffraction-limited spot quality can be ensured on the recording layer with phase-only correction.