Sentence examples for optical trajectory from inspiring English sources

Each combination corresponds to an optical trajectory belonging to one or the other; that is to say, to the precise positioning of one of the matrices over the plate.

A low cost optical trajectory tracking system (OTTS) for flow studies has been developed in our laboratory.

This theory, called LOT, for linear optical trajectory, seemed to be backed up by some experiments McBeath did throwing a Frisbee to a dog with a camera strapped to its head.

The system verifies the detected human behaviors by analyzing the followed trajectory or optical flows.

The alignment of both optical axis and beam trajectory were achieved by this alignment system.

Motion boundary histogram (MBH) [29] based on the derivatives of optical flows around the trajectory of pixels was also proposed as a robust feature against camera motion.

In the rotational local orthogonal (RLO) coordinate system established around the optical axis, the general trajectory equations for electrons are derived, and a further form of equations in which x″ and y″ are decoupled are given.

Real-time optical monitoring of cellular trajectories showed differences in the movements of HP1β, BMI1, and TRF1 foci when cells were treated with TSA, vorinostat, or actinomycin D. Mouse fibroblasts are relatively flat; thus, we analysed the trajectories in two dimensions.

It uses radar and optical sensors to calculate the trajectory of an incoming warhead, and then intercepts it with a projectile fired from a roof-rack (pictured).

For an oblate planetary body (ellipsoid), the atmospheric parameters (density and optical depth) depend on particle trajectory azimuth angle, so even for cosmic rays with isotropic distributions, integration over azimuth angle, zenith angle and energy is necessary.

First, the S-TOP signals are quantitatively analyzed with a newly developed 3D computational ray tracing method; the simulator can trace enormous ray segment trajectories in an optical fiber and render complicated optical boundary conditions.