Sentence examples for measuring attenuation in from inspiring English sources

A telescope operating over the wavelength range of 8 to 14 micrometers has been added to the Crawford Hill sun tracker for the purpose of measuring attenuation in that atmospheric window.

Based on previous OCT imaging of lymph nodes, we expect that cancer metastasis will be detectable based on high attenuation and we have measured attenuation in healthy and reactive nodes as a first step towards this.

Owing to these methods, subtle artefacts could not be detected in Wittram's study because they were not visually apparent, whereas in Gosselin's and Mortimer's populations, as in our study group, all artefacts that occurred were registered (including those cases only detectable by measuring attenuation values), resulting in a greater incidence of TIC.

In addition, we measured attenuation spectra µ t from 480 to 700 nm on a phantom with known absorption µ a and scattering µ s coefficient spectra and we separated the individual contributions of µ a and µ s from the measured µ t.

The measured attenuation values are normalized to the density of water in order to assign a device-independent numeric value in the framework of the reconstruction.

We use this construct, as opposed to the linear attenuation coefficient, because generally the absolute value of the measured attenuation coefficient cannot be relied upon.

Measured attenuation exceedance time percentages are larger than predicted for higher attenuation values.

Measured attenuation correction, scatter, and decay correction were applied.

The measured attenuation through the sheath was ~0.3 dB.

Therefore, measured attenuation coefficients correspond to physical depth.

There are many ways of measuring light attenuation in the oceans.