Sentence examples for more spatial resolution from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, since the human eye has more spatial resolution to the hues represented by the I signal, the I signal is allotted 1.5 megahertz, while the Q signal is restricted to only 0.5 megahertz.

"Maybe that means adding four times more spatial resolution in our simulations, or replacing approximations with more accurate physics.

Compared to the BOLD signal, DC-EEG allows a direct assessment of oscillatory brain activity with greater temporal resolution and so is a more appropriate vehicle to explore the functional significance of VLF brain activity in the DMN, albeit with more limited spatial resolution.

This suggests that, compared to these polynomials, prolate functions give more uniform spatial resolution.

In the recent decade, FRET became an exceptional fluorescence-based technique due to its potential advantages for studying the biological processes in living cells and more for spatial resolution at nanometer scale.

The latter one has been used for a successive sub-channel analysis of the hottest fuel assembly of the core, which provides a more detailed spatial resolution and thus predicts peak cladding temperatures, the maximum linear pin power of fuel pins, and maximum fuel temperatures.

Based-on the previous study on the theory of the sequential pyramid wavefront sensor (SPWFS), in this paper, the SPWFS is first applied to the coherent free space optical communications (FSOC) with more flexible spatial resolution and higher sensitivity than the Shack-Hartmann wavefront sensor, and with higher uniformity of intensity distribution and much simpler than the pyramid wavefront sensor.

What is more, the spatial resolution of massive MIMO is remarkably improved when compared with the conventional MIMO, and the signal beam can be focused within a narrow range; hence, various kinds of interference can be substantially suppressed [4, 6 10].

What is more, the spatial resolution of massive MIMO is remarkably enhanced compared with the conventional MIMO and can focus the signal beam within a narrow range; thus, the interference can be reduced by a wide margin [4], which as a result can significantly improve SE and EE [5].

On the other hand, in TMS studies, where the temporal resolution is combined with a more precise spatial resolution, language-induced modulation of M1 was found to be either an early phenomenon (e.g., arising when listening to an action verb, before its presentation was over [24]) or a late phenomenon (500 ms post-word, [5]).

Disadvantages include more limited spatial resolution and the need to produce and distribute relatively short-lived imaging probes.