Sentence examples for scan to change from inspiring English sources
A multi-dimensional scheduling (MDS) is proposed to avoid beacon collision in LR-WPAN, which uses the clean channel searching scan to change the time offset to transmit a new beacon frame during the inactive period[3].
Lateral shifts of the B-scan trace match well with the TSLO eye motion trace that is located on the left side of the figure (blue trace), whereas vertical motion of the eye (green trace) causes the intensity profile of the B-scan to change over time.
To compensate, bats may use scanning behaviour to change the echo direction slightly between calls and combine multi-aspect range profiles (impulse responses) into a 2D or 3D image through biological tomography analogues.
To change the Scan Order, click on Scan Order in the second row.
This article was amended on 14 November 2013 to change "scanned" to "scammed" in the second paragraph.
In order to enhance thermal fatigue resistance of gray cast iron with non-smooth surface further, researches on laser alloying of Cr powder with different scanning speed were performed to change both the composition and microstructure of non-smooth unit.
While a single-bed-position or two-bed-position acquisition scan direction change would not influence greatly the SUV measurements, multiple-bed-position acquisition especially for high-grade tumors could show large changes in SUV measurements due to change in scan direction.
You can drag each corner inward or outward to change the scan area.
And in brain-scan studies, leptin injections appeared to change how the brain responded to food, making it seem less enticing.
A preceding delay of 4 s was necessary to change the scanning mode.
Micro-CT scan to measure change over time in non-aerated lung tissue expressed as percentage of the whole lung tissue, with more negative values representing larger decrease of alveolar collapse; Histopathology examination performed according to previous study [12] evaluating alveolar serofibrinous exudate and alveolar hemorrhage.
