To achieve real time data acquisition, we have developed a new implementation utilizing a high resolution timing module (HRMTime, SensL) to record the pulse sequence representing detected photons.
The IR spectra of the CBZ, SUC, and CBZ-SUC powder samples were collected utilizing a high resolution FTIR spectrometer (VERTEX 70, Bruker Optics Inc., Billerica, MA, USA).
Our modeling utilizes a high-resolution topographic model generated from a pair of images acquired by the High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) aboard the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter.
The laboratory micro-focus computed tomography (micro CT), the synchrotron radiation computed tomography (SRCT), and the synchrotron radiation computed laminography (SRCL) are also utilized to detect micro defects with a high resolution of a few microns or higher [104, 105, 106].
The goal of this work was to study the effects of DNAPL source zone remediation at the site scale utilizing a high-resolution three-dimensional numerical model.
In addition, the MCZ has initiated a scanning project with the slides utilizing a high-resolution Huron Digital Pathology slide scanner, with the ultimate aim of making the collection digitally available to researchers worldwide.
Utilizing a high-resolution next generation sequencing approach we sequenced the Chinese hamster mitochondrial genome for the first time and surveyed the mutational landscape of CHO cell mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA).
We utilize a high-resolution micro computed tomography (μCT) dataset of a cerebrovascular corrosion cast to obtain a reference network and learn the prior distributions of our probabilistic model and we perform experiments on in-vivo magnetic resonance microangiography (μMRA) images of mouse brains.
We utilize a high-resolution micro computed tomography (μCT) dataset of a cerebrovascular corrosion cast to obtain a reference network, perform experiments on micro magnetic resonance angiography (μMRA) images of mouse brains and discuss properties of the networks obtained under different tracking and pruning approaches.
Two readout methods of the radiation induced change in optical density (OD) were investigated: (i) volume-averaged readout by spectrophotometer, and (ii) a line profile readout by 2D projection imaging utilizing a high-resolution (50 micron) telecentric optical system.
For such user placement, the variation of the elevation angle is in most cases very small and we therefore consider beamforming only in the azimuth domain utilizing a high-resolution horizontal uniform linear array (ULA) of 50 antenna elements.
