Sentence examples for using a position sensitive from inspiring English sources
The precipitation process in a wrought PH13-8 steel during ageing was investigated using a position sensitive atom probe.
Then, more detailed information on the oxidation state of Rh along the catalyst bed was extracted by recording absorption images using a position sensitive X-ray camera.
One reflection of each phase, (111) of austenite and (110) of ferrite, respectively, were measured simultaneously by using a position sensitive detector.
Time dependent changes of both the crystalline and the amorphous phases in catalysts can be followed by using a technique which combines EXAFS in the quick scanning mode (QEXAFS) and XRD using a position sensitive detector.
MERIX uses a position sensitive (micro-strip) detector to take snapshots of IXS spectra which are dispersed in space and over an energy range of a few eV with ≃20 40 meV energy resolution.
Furthermore, we are designing the device using a position-sensitive photomultiplier in order to improve the signal-to-noise ratio by obtaining the information of pulse height for particle selection together with position.
LEPi has 15 azimuthal channels, which discriminate the incoming directions of particles using a position-sensitive MCP assembly with a discrete anode system.
The chemical nature of each evaporated ion is determined by the time of flight mass spectrometry using a position-sensitive detector (PSD).
Recent technological developments in the particle detector using an emulsion cloud chamber (ECC) (Tanaka et al., 2001) have motivated such radiographic studies of a volcano using a position-sensitive detector designed to detect the particle tracks of cosmic-ray muons with an angular error of a few mrad in the emulsion layers.
A 2 mm×2 mm×0.1 mm thick mirror was fixed to the rod, and the angular deflections were measured by aiming a 5 mW red diode laser at the mirror and tracking the reflected beam using a position-sensitive differential photodiode (SL5-2, UniTechnologies, Hawthornees, Hawthorne, California) (Fig. 1A).
The spectrometer uses a position-sensitive electron detector and a TOF tube positioned at 90° with respect to the electron impact and scattering plane.
