Sentence examples for of interest covering from inspiring English sources
The optimization problem is then formulated to minimize the sound power radiated by the beam over a frequency range of interest covering multiple resonant modes.
The region of interest (covering the AoD of the different scatterers) is scanned by three beams with steering directions as is shown in Figure 5.
To quantify tumour and muscle uptake, tissues were identified in the CT images and regions of interest covering the entire tumour were drawn in all slices acquired.
The fDOT image was obtained by a 20-min scan of a defined volume of interest covering the tumor using excitation by a 680-nm laser on the anterior side of the animal [7] and recording with a CCD camera fixed above its dorsal side.
Here, we propose to apply this measure to all voxels in a region of interest covering the entire cerebrum thereby avoiding any selection bias [10].
A region of interest covering the maximal portion of the imaged cortex was selected using a Gaussian mask in order to avoid boundary effects in the Fourier transform (see [5] for additional details).
Within a region-of-interest covering the cerebral cortex, we observed a 5.4-, 3.6-fold, and 3.4-fold increase in SNR compared to the external single-, 4-, and 8-channel coils, respectively.
Joan was very interested in African archaeology, and social and cultural anthropology, especially in the sociological ramifications of the ivory trade, but had a broad range of interests, covering many fields.
"The two companies will work together to develop innovative travel solutions for Chinese and global travellers, taking advantage of HNA Group's global network of interests covering aviation, financing, logistics, and tourism," it said in a press release.
"The two companies will work together to develop innovative travel solutions for Chinese and global travellers, taking advantage of HNA Group's global network of interests covering aviation, financing, logistics, and tourism," it said in a press release.
Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin has described the collapse of the Soviet Union as the greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the 20th century, and President Dmitri A. Medvedev has insisted that Russia reserves "a zone of privileged interests" covering the post-Soviet space.
