Sentence examples for much better spatial from inspiring English sources

Such energy resolution is comparable to that of a synchrotron, but the microscope provides much better spatial resolution.

Because x-ray detectors have much better spatial resolution than those for gamma rays, that helped pin down the burst's position for further observation.

The radar can detect ULF waves in the ionosphere with much better spatial resolution for the 45-km range gate cell along the line of sight (LOS).

You get much better spatial resolution, but with two disadvantages: you can only look at a tiny portion of the brain, and you need to open up a hole in the volunteer's skull first.

While exact localization of regions of radionuclide uptake is difficult with conventional scintigraphy, 18F-fluoride PET/CT (F PET/CT) has a much better spatial resolution and sensitivity [14, 15].

An overview comparison between concurrent ROTI and RODI results shown in Fig. 2a, b suggests: (1) two independent techniques represent rather similar results; (2) ROTI data distribution, consisted of several satellite-to-satellite passes, has much better spatial coverage comparing to a single pass with in situ measurements.

The researchers found that the children who were exposed to more spatial terms during their everyday activities and produced these words themselves performed much better on spatial tests at four-and-a-half years of age than children who did not hear and produce as many of these spatial terms.

Again, children who had heard and used more spatial words performed much better on the spatial tests.

The result showed the students did much better in the spatial reasoning after listening to the first 10 minutes of the Mozart Sonata (K.448) than after listening to silence or to the relaxation tape.

The new BA model show a much better definition of spatial patterns of surplus mass associated with the magma reservoirs beneath French Polynesia as highlighted by Clouard et al. (2000).

Marianella Casasola's research found that children with more exposure to spatial language are much better at naming shapes they accomplish nonverbal spatial tasks better.