Sentence examples for the detector time from inspiring English sources

Experimental results on the first pcDD showed an ion rate limitation, caused by the increase in the detector time constant (because of the larger detection area), and a low S/N ratio, due to the specific reduced signal associated with low Charge Collection Efficiency (CCE) of pc diamond.

The ranges of fractal dimension (0.80 ⩽ D ⩽ 2.25 for short and 0.85 ⩽ D ⩽ 2.01 for intermediate GRB) are shifted over range for theoretical fractal curve (1 < D < 2) due to the finite detector time resolution.

A new and complete theoretical formulation was implemented for resistive silicon strip detectors, taking into account the effects of detector time constant, finite impedance of the preamplifier and the charge equalization effect.

We demonstrate direct modulation speeds far exceeding 100 GHz (limited by the detector response time), already more than an order of magnitude above the fastest semiconductor lasers.

The TSA, however, recommends that women not wear underwire bras because they can set off the metal detectors, though some travelers say they wear them and they don't set off the detector every time.

The data also appear to show diurnal and seasonal effects probably correlated with natural meteoroids and the detector's time dependent exposure geometry.

In fact, the detector thermal time constant essentially depends on its real dimensions.

The attenuation speed is determined by the detector rise time of 35 ns.

This means that we can mask the irregular part of the algorithm by fixing the detector overall time processing.

Intensity at the detector over time was obtained during thermal lens effect for each sample, and then the thermal lens signal was calculated by Eq. 1.

Two series of tests were performed to evaluate the stability of the detector over time, both conducted with a 137Cs source (half-life of 30.17 years).