Sentence examples for sensor radiation from inspiring English sources

As discussed in section 4, the structural features of the object of interest in an EM image are typically corrupted by noise resulting from counting noise in the number of electrons per image element, sensitivity of individual channels in the image sensor, radiation damage to the specimen, and fluctuations in local concentrations of buffer chemical components.

(1.6) This problem is used in many modeling arising in sensor networks, radiation therapy treatment planning, color imaging, etc.

These nanofibers are promising candidates for use in highly sensitive, real-time electrically based sensor for radiation detection.

SFP has been used to model significant real-world inverse problems in sensor networks, radiation therapy treatment planning, antenna design, immaterial science, computerized tomography, etc. (see [2 4]).

In order to make the pump, optical sensor, and radiation detector footprint as compact as possible, these components were housed in an enclosure separate from power and computer control connections, which could be placed outside of the radiation shielding.

Then late on 14 February, underground sensors detected radiation.

A fire on a salt-hauling lorry in early February initially shut down the site, and a week later, underground sensors detected radiation.

It uses sCVD diamond sensors and radiation hard front-end electronics, along with an analog optical readout of the signals.

This study, together with several other studies (Lyng et al, 2000, 2002; Limoli et al, 2003; Maguire et al, 2005; Murphy et al, 2005; Nugent et al, 2007; Tartier et al, 2007; Chen et al, 2008), suggested that mitochondria represent the sensor of radiation-induced ionisation events.

John et al. [ 32] attempted to overcome this limitation by using a novel, multi-sensor Integrated Physical Activity Measurement System IMSS) that receives data input from 2 accelerometers (wrist and hip-worn), 2 piezoelectric sensors on the torso and an ultraviolet radiation sensor to obtain contextual information (indoors vs outdoors).

An interesting observation related to the rhythmical changes in air pressure has been made by another of Curiosity's environmental sensors - its Radiation Assessment Detector (RAD).