Sentence examples for precise relocation from inspiring English sources

By the use of a precise relocation technique, an exact comparison was possible between an interferometric instrument (Wyko RST Plus) and a 3D stylus instrument (Somicronic 3D).

The geometric parameters of the seismogenic fault were initially determined on the basis of precise relocation of aftershocks within 1 month as well as the coseismic deformation patterns observed by InSAR.

A coordinate system with a custom-made head fixation system was used, allowing automatic and highly precise relocation to previously marked positions even in the absence of rhodamine dextran labeling of the vasculature as a landmark (Hefendehl et al., 2012).

A chemical microspot array printed on the sample allows precise navigation, relocation of analysis regions, and alignment of correlated image data.

Our previously published head fixation system allows for precise automated relocation of previously chosen regions of interest (Hefendehl et al., 2012).

Owing to the relatively large sample area (∼2 × 2 cm) and limited imaging fields of view (<150 × 150 μm for CRM when working at 60× magnification), it is challenging to ensure precise sample navigation, reliable relocation of microscopic CRM ROIs for subsequent MSI, and proper alignment of imaged regions for precise spatial registry of the CRM and MSI data.

We also note that because of the small number of seismometers near the epicenter region and overlapping of the coda waves of larger events (Figs. 2b, 3), it is difficult to obtain precise traveltimes at local stations for source relocation.

The relocation of hypocentral parameters reflected more precise focal depths and helped to define the alignments of seismicity to the NW and the ENE to EW in the upper crust beneath the epicentral area, as shown in Fig. 6.

"Relocation is the last option.

It involves a relocation".

Local terms, no relocation".