Sentence examples for power to image from inspiring English sources

However, using a high laser power to image over large areas results in significant photobleaching during imaging, and, even at 100% laser power, bleaching is so slow that significant diffusion occurs during bleaching (Weiss, 2004).

"What we've seen through other sources is that Cellebrite has the power to image the device - i.e. copy it all - and go to 'unallocated space' where information goes when we think we've deleted it and bring it back," said Schwartz.

The most suitable microscopy technique for studying the self-assembly process of waxes under environmental conditions is atomic force microscopy (AFM) because it combines sufficient resolving power to image nanostructures with the ability to work at STP (standard temperature and pressure) with living plant material (Fig. 8).

Lasers are frequently utilized because they deliver the necessary power to image quickly.

This suggests the requirement of more power to image the sample or the use of other strategies such as the use of index matching media inside in vitro samples to reduce scattering [ 16].

The very subject of the movie is language and its relation to power — not necessarily political power but emotional power, the power to create images, imaginary images that may even have a deeper reality than material life.

The contrast of the two silhouettes lost in each other against the background of calamities and devastation give a certain power to this image — it feels timeless.

Let us compare this result with the SNR for a conventional TPEF microscope that uses a power P0 to image a fluorescence strength X.

For instance, the beam power needed to image with 545 nm light in the current AOSLO instrument is about 15 µW.

They just make different use of its power to conjure images.

This gave them a power not conferred by privilege — the power to create images of the system they stood apart from, and thereby to judge it.