Sentence examples for optical constraints from inspiring English sources

The previous results strongly suggest that the non-exponential "bleaching" arises largely from illumination-related optical constraints to the simplifying assumptions required for purely exponential bleaching.

Each actuator is independent, so there are no new optical constraints imposed by adding more elements.

Moreover, the optical constraints limit its use to the visualization of functional changes only in the outermost areas of the exposed regions of the kidney.

The different magnification factors of the two systems have a clinical rationale: Galilean loupes are small and ergonomic but have a magnification limit of ×2.5 (×3.2 with optical constraints), while the magnification of Keplerian loupes is not constrained.

By SHaSM, we will have the ability to "see" individual BTO NCs and thus "visualize" single mRNA, which is almost impossible by other super-resolution microscopy techniques due to the optical constraints posed by fluorescent probes.

In fact, the aspect ratios of nanorods in our study are 2.9, 3.5, 4.4 and 6.7 where data regarding resemblance between TPL emission and scattering spectra is not available, therefore, whether our TPL emission spectra can be explained by SPR radiative decay will not be feasible to measure due to the optical constraints.

Therefore, the primary optical constraint in the simultaneous light-directed synthesis of microarray pairs is that the two substrates must be within ∼60 100 μm of each other, depending on the scanner resolution.

The largest N.A. theoretically possible in air is 1.0, but optical design constraints limit the N.A. that can be achieved to around 0.95 for dry objectives.

We observe that the performance of ACO-OFDM and DCO-OFDM depends on the specific optical power constraints scenario.

The milling strategies, the method of formation the diamond membrane, recipes for dielectric material-manipulation in FIB and optical characterization constraints are discussed in conjunction with their implication on PC cavity design.

In this FSO scenario, unlike previous capacity bounds derived from the classic capacity of the well-known AWGN channel with uniform input distribution, a new closed-form upper bound on the capacity is found by bounding the mutual information subject to an average optical power constraint and not only to an average electrical power constraint.