Sentence examples for method using optical from inspiring English sources

Jákl et al. [142] have demonstrated a sorting method using optical forces exerted by travelling interference fringes.

The traditional method using optical instruments to survey directly is impractical because of the especial location of divertor.

Moreover, Ar metastable fractions are also calculated from line ratio method using optical emission intensities of the Ar spectral lines.

The comments which result from the confusion matrix of Table 3 obtained with the method proposed in this paper fall into two parts: Firstly, concerning the true-positive recognition rates, they are more elevated with our method using optical flow, signature Z, PCA, and Mahalanobis distance for postures 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10, compared to the case where YC b C r mapping is used.

Prior to conducting live tissue experiments, we tested the accuracy of our method using optical phantoms imitating the optical properties of cardiac tissue.

Our method uses optical trapping to position live fungal pathogens at any arbitrary time and at any arbitrary location relative to immune cells, and allows real-time observation of the entire process using spinning disk confocal microscopy.

The integrating plate (IP) [ 68] or integrating sandwich (IS) [ 84] methods use optical diffusors to measure the scattered radiation to enable scattering corrections.

The traditional method of using optical graticules on conventional glass slides has limited flexibility.

Here, we review several algorithms and methods for building consensus optical maps and aligning restriction patterns to a reference map, as well as methods for using optical maps with sequence assemblies.

To overcome tracking failure due to occlusions, we extend our method using an optical flow approach to track visible points and maintain virtual graphics overlaying when targets are not identified.

A simple method using an optical camera in conjunction with an image processing tool is proposed to accurately measure the average strain experienced by rubbery polymers during a tensile test.