Sentence examples for magnification function from inspiring English sources

Because of the electric current magnification function of UPHCE, the reactive gas mixture (N2, B2H6, etc).

And it even has an MP3 player, 1.3-megapixel camera, an E-dictionary that helps you pronounce things so you don't sound stupid (well, more stupid anyway), subway maps and for the hard of seeing a magnification function to enlarge text.

It has a low magnification capability but can also take advantage of its sequential high magnification function to distinguish the capillaries based on observable details.

For eccentricity mapping, the annulus increased on a logarithmic scale over time in size and rate of expansion to approximately match the human cortical magnification function in early visual cortex (Horton and Hoyt, 1991; Swisher et al., 2007).

The finite element results together with a non-linear regression analysis are used to develop magnification functions that relate the overall shell stresses to the membrane stresses which can be evaluated analytically.

MLL firstly offers concurrent variable-focus and variable-magnification functions in a single liquid lens system using two different actuation schemes: electrowetting-on-dielectric (EWOD) actuation for controlling the curvature of liquid interface and electromagnetic actuation for controlling the height of the liquid column.

The magnification of power function continued until the 6-fold input ratio.

Scanning was performed using a 63×1.2 NA objective lens and higher magnifications with zoom function.

Using the software virtual microscope as described (Burthem et al., 2005), participants were given brief clinical data, and viewed the image using magnification and navigation functions.

The map controller has the function of magnification, reduction, enlargement of area, and movement of the map information delivered to the map layer manager.

Fig. 3 Inverse linear magnification factor as a function of eccentricity θ along different meridians (horizontal meridian (HM) 0∘: blue; 30∘: cyan; 60∘: green; vertical meridian (VM) 90∘: red, see inset).