Sentence examples for particle maps from inspiring English sources

The reason why we call the particle "shadow particle" lies in that each shadow particle maps a particle who is responsible for searching optimum.

Automated documentation of data with the Soft Imaging System CellD included particle maps, particle results, overview/scans, particle before pick and particle after pick.

In FB3, we transfer at each iteration the particle map (matched landmarks and their related covariance matrix) to GPU to update the particle pose.

The CPU needs to perform a time stamping task and processes images at the frame rate while arranging and updating the particle map.

FB2 depends on the number of landmarks in the particle map, the number of extracted features and the size of both images and corner descriptor.

A key aspect of the method involves a consistent remeshing procedure for the regularization of the particle locations when the particle map gets distorted by the advection field.

It is also possible that single particle cryo-EM could be used for direct phasing as previously demonstrated where a low-resolution single particle map was used to phase X-ray diffraction data (Speir et al., 1995; Dodson, 2001; Xiong, 2008).

We do so by using a system of magnetically attractive particles (MAPs) and a magnetic-collector array that provides measures of Lagrangian dispersion based on the time-integration of MAPs dispersing through the array.

Most single-particle maps are in the 7 30 Å resolution range, so that they cannot be independently interpreted in terms of molecular structure.

The lack of detail in the membrane region is unlikely to be caused by the missing wedge as we have observed a similar phenomenon in sub-tomogram averages of other membrane proteins, which have no missing wedge of information, and in single-particle maps when the resolution does not extend beyond 15 Å.

New analysis software for selecting and quantifying particles in three-dimensional atom maps has been designed.