Sentence examples for the improved alignment from inspiring English sources
For a high-quality buffer layer, the improved alignment of the out-of-plane texture and GB misorientation angles were indicated by XRD and EBSD.
"Over the past year and a half, despite extraordinary challenges and distractions, Jerry Yang has led the repositioning of Yahoo! on an open platform model as well as the improved alignment of costs and revenues," said Roy Bostock.
The improved alignment band estimation can find a narrower band for banded alignment.
Figure 4 shows that our proposed network alignment algorithm requires relatively longer running time compared to other algorithms, in exchange for the improved alignment accuracy.
The larger transfer integral due to the improved alignment of donor and acceptor states results in fast electron transfer across the interface, and the larger spatial separation of the bound electron hole pair has been shown to suppress the formation of BCPs, as the electron and hole are pushed out of their respective Coulomb capture radii, creating free charge carriers directly.
To test if the improved resolution with exposure filtering is due to the improved alignment of the images, we also calculated reconstructions from the noise-added data sets with total exposures of 12.6 e−/Å, 19.6 e−/Å using the alignment parameters obtained from the exposure-filtered data.
The HSSMP process improved alignment and harmonisation.
The cortices that showed improved alignment after functional alignment were primarily in occipital, temporal, and parietal areas that are associated with visual and auditory perception.
Radiographs showed improved alignment of the amputated leg and the patient reported only minor stump pain, even with full endbearing.
He credited advances in several areas, including improved alignment of the guiderails along which elevator cars travel and computerized roller guides that can compensate for what few bumps there are in the guiderails by exerting force in the opposite direction.
produced much improved alignment of the majority of statistics to their expectations (Figure 3b).
