Sentence examples for the target width from inspiring English sources

It is found that an interaction exists between the offset range and the target width of the passband, necessitating a joint study of these parameters.

For targets scaled in size with eccentricity, the attentional effects spread circumferentially as a gradient whose full width at half maximum was consistently 1.5 times the target width at each eccentricity.

Half a century ago, Paul Fitts first discovered that the time necessary to complete a pointing movement (MT) linearly increases with the amount of information (ID) necessary to specify the target width (W) relative to the distance (D).

It should be matched (or reduced) to the target width (which depends on the target velocity).

At the same time, the ISAR image spreads in several Doppler resolution bins due to the target width.

Alternatively, a sub-profile length that is smaller than the target width will allow too few samples for the sub-profile.

If the first hypothesis is correct the slowing down of movement should produce a decrease in the variability of the placing end point, since the givers reduced the effective target width (size disposable to introduce the food into the mouth) in order to avoid touching the receiver's lips.

The new target width enabled a design modification of the magnetic field.

The independent variables were the distance of the target A (for target amplitude) and the diameter of the target W (for target width), determined by the condition of precision.

However, choosing an appropriate size of detector mask to meet the variable target widths, widths of main roads and side roads in a same image for example, becomes one of the main challenges[10, 11].

This pattern applied in all three age groups in all tasks, except for multi-directional pointing with a larger target width among the older group.