Sentence examples for situ alignment from inspiring English sources

Here, we present the design of a Kirkpatrick Baez system including numerous in situ alignment controls and an in situ slope-measuring feedback system.

In this paper we analyze how the combined use of (i) inertial motors for nano-positioning (translation and rotation), (ii) nano-tools such as FIB and (iii) X-ray diffraction on single crystal for real time, in situ alignment control can overcome the key difficulties in the design of a plane plane Surface Force Machine (p2SFM).

Therefore, an iterative in-situ alignment was further implemented into the TIE routine.

Therefore, in situ measurements of alignment are essential.

For 32.7 Mb of the RH sequences the correct position and order on chromosome 5 was determined, using genetic markers, fluorescence in situ hybridisation and alignment to the DM reference genome.

An extramedullary telescopic rod is used to control the correct tibial alignment in situ.

We present here an optimized instrument for electrochemical micromachining, in which a granite bridge base, a macro micro dual driven positioning stage and a force-displacement sensing module are combined to promote dramatically the tool workpiece alignment, in-situ monitoring and product quality.

FVB and RF participated in the design of the study, generation of plasmid constructs, chick embryo electroporations, in situ hybridizations, immunohistochemistry, sequence alignments and analysis, and drafted the manuscript.

To evaluate the effect of laser in situ keratomileusis (LASIK) on ocular alignment and stereopsis in patients with accommodative esotropia.

Sequence assembly, in situ vector/insert ligations and multiple alignments were carried out using Vector NTI 10.1 advance (Invitrogen) or Geneious v5.5 (Biomatters Ltd., NZL) software.

Obviously, the same self-developing resist can also be used as in situ feedback for optimizing writing field alignment to minimize the stitching error between adjacent fields, and we have reproducibly achieved nearly perfect (<50-nm stitching error) alignment with a large writing field of 1 mm × 1 mm [4].