Sentence examples for spatial offset from inspiring English sources

A lateral spatial offset prevented electrical shorting between the active regions.

A new approach was devised to correct the spatial offset between historical and contemporary imagery.

As previously reported, for uniform temperature conditions, ignition always occurs in fuel-rich regions whereas the stable flame is located at the stoichiometric mixture condition, i.e. there is a spatial offset between the initial location and the final stabilization location of the flame.

Issues surrounding the comparison of absolute vernier thresholds across different studies are discussed and two important methodological factors are identified: the precise statistical method used to estimate thresholds, and the magnitude, in angular terms, of the smallest spatial offset of the elements of the vernier stimulus which can be displayed.

The magnitude of the spatial offset increases with both edge speed and synchronization temporal offset.

This is analogous to vernier acuity psychophysical experiments, where a line is presented with a break due to an orthogonal spatial offset.

Another approach is to increase the spatial offsets of excitation and detection spots (spatially offset Raman spectroscopy, SORS) to enhance the fraction of subsurface signal [ 14– 14].

Shear wave speed reconstruction has conventionally been measured over spatial domains that are spatially-offset from the region of excitation (ROE).

The two sheets laminate together in a way that involves spatial offsets between the active materials to avoid electrical shorts between them and to eliminate the need for a separator.

Since the spatial offsets vary across tiles due to the synchronization mismatches, the edges of moving objects will suffer spatial offsets across the tiles.

In our application, such higher velocities will cause larger spatial offsets for any synchronization delay, but the acuity may be less as the velocity increases.