Sentence examples for projection size from inspiring English sources

For example, it's shockingly easy to focus and aim the image, thanks to a pair of levers on top — one for projection size, one for focusing.

The maximum projection size you could expect from Beam is listed as 120 inches/~3 meters.

Ran command line with projection size 256 and projection step projecticos_auto icos5f.map ptemps.dat.dat

An increase in the water composition reduced the crystallization degree of AN units, resulting in a variety of the nanoparticle morphology such as the increased particle size, the reduced projection size, the increased projection number, and the decreased inter-projection distance.

It indicates that the proposed interlacing-and-complementary-row-downsampling will almost always guarantee that the object can be seen in the rows of one of the two views, except for some small objects with a one-pixel-width projection size in the camera plane.

Thus, if the projection size is too small, the computation has to be repeated with an expanded projection.

In particular, smaller projection sizes cause more 'focused' and stronger propagation of activity towards the middle areas; however, if the projection sizes are too small, neither of the 'meeting' conditions (a) or (b) above is likely to be satisfied.

Since the purpose of the biplot was predominantly illustrative, the number of displayed species, 23, was chosen arbitrary based on the upper tail of the histogram of projection sizes (Additional file 1: Figure S1).

A projection spatial size approach is assumed to have lower resolution in size than an intensity based for pore sizes at the order of the detector pixel size.

The small errors between coarse projective integration and direct full integration (which depend on the projection step size and the projection method) can be seen in Fig. 10.

An equal-area projection maintains size at the expense of shape.