Sentence examples for minimum spatial resolution from inspiring English sources
Our approach, based on two-photon polymerization lithography, allows one to fabricate three-dimensional SWCNT/polymer composites with a minimum spatial resolution of a few hundreds nm.
The system measures a maximum diameter of 35 cm in a circular area with a minimum spatial resolution of 1 mm × 1 mm and temporal response of up to 1 kHz.
We present here the patterning of PLA-graphene films spin-coated on a glass substrate using a fs-laser at moderate pulse energies to fabricate interdigitated electrodes having a minimum spatial resolution of 5 μm.
It is shown that the mesh requirement for vortical cavitating flows is governed by the minimum spatial resolution needed to transport vorticity in the flow rather than the resolution needed to simulate the phase change.
The 630-nm airglow images were obtained with an exposure time of 165 s and a time resolution of 330 s at a spatial resolution of (512times 512) CCD pixels, giving a minimum spatial resolution of less than 2 km around the zenith of the images.
The minimum spatial resolution of PET is poor (4 5 mm) which likely explains the high false negative rates reported in sub-centimetre nodes[ 10 ],[ 71 ].
The minimum resolvable distance (spatial resolution: ΔX, ΔY) at an object is defined by the minimum resolvable angle of the detector.
Finally, the analysis of watersheds with different sizes and environmental conditions revealed that the minimum spatial input data resolution needed, to achieve accurate modeling results can be predicted from watersheds' terrain declivity and mean annual precipitation.
Combining these signals improves quantum detection (DQE) and has only a minimum deteriorating effect on spatial resolution (MTF) [ 3].
Nevertheless, the bone and cementum have similar densities and the accuracy of determining the alveolar bone margin is affected by the physical spatial resolution, the minimum distance needed to distinguish two objects.
The results of the fMRI analysis were used to impose plausible constraints on the MEG inverse calculation using a "weighted" minimum-norm approach to improve spatial resolution of the spatiotemporal activity estimates.
