Sentence examples for of system alignment from inspiring English sources
A crucial point for the overall tool performance is the timely availability of system alignment and metrology strategies.
In addition, shear thinning at higher salt concentrations suggests disentanglement of the system and alignment of the wormlike micelles under shear flow (Acharya and Kunieda 2006; Shchipunov and Hoffmann 2000; Trickett and Eastoe 2008).
In order to develop the design of the interface between UPP and CPRHS it is necessary to first identify the functional requirements of the Transfer Cask System (TCS) and the CPRHS, such as required degrees of freedom (DoF), required performances of system, geometrical constraints, loading conditions, alignment requirements, RAMI requirements.
Due to the very high speed of our MHz-OCT system, no alignment of the adjacent frames was necessary.Moreover, it can be seen that the original speckle pattern remains fairly stable even for large number of averaged frames.
The according equal error rates can be seen in Table 4. Figure 11 Results of experiment 3. ROC curves of the proposed identification system for alignment using manually annotated coordinates of both eyes and mouth (blue solid line), automatically detected eyes (red dashed line), and without applied alignment (green dash-dotted line).
He studied Alexander Technique, a system of body alignment that helps reduce muscular stress, and has since had no problems with undue tension.
This problem has been solved by means of installation of active alignment system with reference laser.
In this article, an overview of the alignment system is first presented.
Results from recent tests on the performance of the MDT chambers and of the alignment system are discussed.
Mathematical modeling of the alignment system is carried out to estimate alignment errors caused by misalignment of mirror surfaces in the beam path.
We show that the size of the quad detector cells can be used as a design parameter to optimize the sensitivity of the alignment system.
