Sentence examples for uniformity errors from inspiring English sources

The diffraction efficiencies for the elements approach 90% with uniformity errors of less than 5%.

Samsung does, though, on its CES showing seem to have made improvements in reducing the seams and uniformity errors of its modular Micro LED construction.

As an application example, the PDOE was used for the Gaussian beam shaping; high diffractive efficiency, low uniformity error and high signal-to-noise were obtained.

To compare the performance of two algorithms, three indexes of the diffractive efficiency, uniformity error and the signal-to-noise ratio are considered in numerical simulation.

The prototype was inspected and to confirm the optical properties and the results showed that the diffraction efficiency is 51% (designed value is 57%) and the uniformity error is only 1.5%.

A diffraction efficiency of 97.1% and a uniformity error of 4.8% were achieved in the case of focusing a Gaussian input beam onto a 50λ × 50λ square flat-top region with a 1.4-NA lens.

All data were log-transformed to reduce bias arising from non-uniformity errors.

Data were log-transformed to account for non-uniformity error.

All data were log transformed to reduce bias arising from non-uniformity error.

All data were log-transformed for analysis to reduce bias arising from non-uniformity error and then analysed for practical significance using magnitude-based inferences [ 40].

These assumptions, non-uniformity of error distribution and dependency of heuristic values, directly relate to the properties of multivalued evaluation functions as used in practice.