Sentence examples for measured resolution of from inspiring English sources

The accelerometer has a measured resolution of 0.25 μs/μg and an estimated mechanical-thermal noise of 2.8μg/√Hz.

For the SiC film, a measured resolution of 1.2 1.3 Å is therefore taken as an indication that the intrinsic resolution of the microscope was maintained.

The Siemens Concorde Focus 120 has a measured resolution of 1.2-1.5 1.2-1.5 35], while the VOI used for IF determmnation had a diameter of 2 mm to avoid spillover.

For a concentration change from 0%to80%0%, the peak voltage decreases exponentially from 1.15 mV to 0.41 mV with a measured resolution of 0.48% and 1.75% for concentration ranges of 0 40% and 40 80%, respectively.

The reconstruction had the measured resolution of 9 mm (transaxial) and 7 mm (axial) in full width at half maximum at the centre of the field of view, and after reconstruction, the PET images were filtered with a Gaussian filter of 5 mm in full width at half maximum in the three orthogonal planes.

This change in scaling of the FT amplitudes does not affect the measured resolution of the structure, but its effects can be observed by examining the rotationally averaged power spectrum of the map. Figure 30 shows an example comparing an EM map of TMV before and after amplitude scaling and sharpening.

The measured resolution limit of the OFM was 490 ± 40 nm.

This measured resolution is roughly a factor of 2 larger than the theoretical axial resolution of 12.9 µm.

After reconstruction with filtered backprojection using a Gaussian filter of 7 mm the measured resolution was 8.71 and 9.74 mm, respectively.

A small reduction in contrast occurred at 15 mbar, resulting in the loss of some lattice fringes without affecting the measured resolution.

The measured resolution is around 0.1 μm due to the wide dynamic range of −90 dBm.