Sentence examples for measuring small displacements from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study was to evaluate accuracy and repeatability of the Qualisys ProReflex-MCU120 system when measuring small displacements, as a step towards measuring tooth displacements to characterise the properties of the periodontal ligament.

This principle is used to measure small displacements in mechanical devices (e.g., comparator).

The system described herein has been optimized to measure small displacements in pressurized scleral shells with excellent repeatability and spatial resolution, both of which are necessary to elucidate the hyperelastic and highly anisotropic behavior of this tissue in normal, aged, and diseased eyes.

In order to regularly measure small surface displacements in situ over a long duration of several years, a new method that we call Mirror Micrometry (MM) has been designed and implemented.

But baby is measuring small.

Optical motion analysis techniques have been widely used in biomechanics for measuring large-scale motions such as gait, but have not yet been significantly explored for measuring smaller movements such as the tooth displacements under load.

With this special feature, this structure is ideal to measure very small displacement.

To measure the extremely small displacements, a SQUID-based position detector with an ultra-high resolution has been developed.

"We can measure smaller effects," Mason says.

Examples of conventional microscopy-based optical nanoscale measurement tools include interferometry, which is capable of measuring displacements as small as ∼10 18 m, and super-resolution microscopy such as photoactivated localization microscopy, stochastic optical reconstruction microscopy, or stimulated emission depletion microscopy.

For very small displacements and/or B1 gradients, the NMR signal measured on a gel phantom was proportional to the vibration amplitude and the pulse sequence was shown to be selective with respect to the vibration frequency.