Sentence examples for resolution criterion from inspiring English sources

To perform this robustness analysis, a resolution criterion is necessary [40].

It is an extension and refinement of Webb's resolution criterion for general factorial designs.

To evaluate these methods, we designed 3 error criteria and 1 spatial resolution criterion.

In theory, this can be easily achieved via, for instance, a raised-cosine pulse, which naturally conforms with the Rayleigh resolution criterion previously discussed.

Based on such analysis, the correlation time-delay function (CTF) fτ−r was put forward as a scale resolution criterion to examine the characteristics of both correlation and time-delay between a pair of signals.

As noted in [6], the idea of a resolution criterion dates back to Lord Rayleigh (1879) in the context of light intensity distribution, who proposed that two components of equal intensity should be considered resolved, when the first maximum of one component sits at the first minimum of the other.

Three ActiWave devices were used, synchronized to within 1 ms and with the same time resolution criteria in order to get the final Polysomnographic file.

However, when it is used in a cascaded form the step size can be increased enormously and this permits the forced response to be generated to satisfy resolution criteria rather than the more stringent criterion required for stability.

The optical performance is evaluated by means of the MTF and Rayleigh resolution criteria, given 80% of modulation for a frequency of 8 cycles/mm with a Gaussian source, the resolution limit is 30 μm.

See related research by Póvoa et al., http://ccforum.com/content/15/4/R169 Assessment of clinical resolution criteria and response to treatment in sepsis is a complex and unresolved issue.

The new software works largely without user intervention and provides objective resolution criteria that have quickly become the 'gold standard' in cryo-EM.