Sentence examples for scans of a small from inspiring English sources

Some researchers use planar scans of a small (point-like) source (PS) placed in air at a certain distance (usually 20 30 cm) from the collimator surface [14 19].

Frey et al. [32] suggests that the use of a phantom tomographic acquisition, instead of a planar scan of a small source, is the optimal approach.

Our method is also much more computationally demanding (see Table 3); it is applicable to genome-wide scanning for a small set of TFs but would not be applicable for a very large set of regulating TFs in the current implementation.

The use of a heavy-duty polyethylene leg brace to fix the knee in full extension and neutral rotation has been advocated in analysis protocols (Trevisan et al. 1998, Therbo et al. 2003a) and has also been shown to improve the precision of scans in a small scale set-up (Spittlehouse et al. 1999).

For each one of this tasks, the system scans only a small part of its high dimensional phase space.

Some sensors are capable of scanning a small spot, and some can be used to measure the intensity of flashes.

I might consider paying for the service if I were a business card magnet, since many card scans require a small amount of editing, and editing is much easier on a Web page.

However, its demonstration in the original formulation was on highly simplified data compared to today's standards: binary and ternary mixtures with 30 mass spectrometry scans involving a small number of m/z channels [ 51].

The main problem with Yotify is that, as of now, it only scans a small portion of the Web: users can only search among Yotify's partner sites.

Surveillance CT scans enabled the detection of a small (stage T1a) lung cancer (as well as the recognition of growth) that was potentially curable with a resection.

The overall system design is described and brain phantom images are presented that were obtained by scanning with a small number of pixels.