Sentence examples for mode to image from inspiring English sources

This technique has been used in the near-field collection mode to image the diffusion of holes in n-type GaN AlGaN core-shell nanowires, grown via Ni-catalyzed MOCVD.

A focusing lens with 25 mm focal length was used with the PDPC detector in DCM measurement mode to image a capillary tube, filled with 11.1 MBq (300 μCi) of 90Y (a pure β − emitter) diluted in water, with the arrangement illustrated in Fig. 5 (figure not to scale).

The dual-EMAT has excellent signal to noise ratio (up to 30 dB) and has been used in single shot mode to image a variety of surface-breaking defects, including detecting and positioning a pair of real defects in an aluminium billet sample, and a machined defect of 2 mm length, 0.2 mm width, and 1.5 mm depth, giving an upper limit on the defect length of 2.1±0.5mm.

A Zeiss Axiovert S100 inverted microscope equipped with a high quality water immersion 40×/1.2 NA, C-apochroma objective was used in the epifluorescence and/or transmission mode to image the nerve varicosities.

A Vivacell™ 500 (TIBA LLC, Rochester, NY, USA) was used in scanning vivablock mode to image whole tick synganglia in 0.475 μm optical sections.

Under some assumptions, this paper introduces sampling-averaging MTF of detector array at spatial Nyquist frequency to quantitatively study the improvement of different microscanning modes to image quality.

AVTIS (All-weather Volcano Topography Imaging Sensor) has an active (radar) mode designed to image the distance to lava domes on volcanoes whose summits are commonly obscured by persistent cloud, such as Soufrière Hills Volcano.

The microscope was operating in Tapping/Lift mode to obtain images of both topography and magnetic force over a region of the samples.

The process from selecting the camera mode to uploading the image should be as quick and easy as possible, and should deliver a great image in any light at the touch of a button.

An AFM (Dimension Icon, Bruker, USA) was used in tapping mode to obtain topographic images.

The former poet laureate (photo at right) ruminates on the competing virtues of private and public life, favoring a discursive rather than lyrical mode to try out images and ideas and to explore a variety of civic-minded themes.