Sentence examples for vertical field of view from inspiring English sources
A volume element (voxel) size of 5.3 μm was achieved, with a vertical field of view of 4.5 mm.
And then Centr Cam takes a smaller slice still — offering a 56-degree vertical field of view vs 150 degrees on Giroptic — so it's capturing a lot less.
For a quick primer on field of view, check this out, but generally, unaided human eyes have a forward, horizontal field of view nearly 180 degrees (114 of which are binocular) and a vertical field of view of about 135 degrees.
The driving scene was projected on three projection screens (1.80 × 1.39 m), realizing a 180° horizontal and 40° vertical field of view [ 37].
Images were projected on a flat wall (1.45 m high × 2.0 m wide) located 2.2 m from the steering wheel using a projector (Hitachi CP-X275) displaying a 40° horizontal by 30° vertical field-of-view with the center of the screen located at eye-level through the midline of the subject.
On the other hand, flood illumination AO ophthalmoscopy with sCMOS detectors can partially sacrifice vertical field-of-view extent to achieve much higher frame rates; with similar field size and pixel sampling density we have previously reported results acquired at 400 fps, and with more restricted field size have imaged at 1000 fps to study cone photoreceptor bleaching dynamics [ 22].
Vertical field of vision of at least 20° above and below the centre of the visual field.
Its vertical instantaneous field of view is approximately 2.0 km at a 60-km altitude, the vertical scanning step is ~0.4 km, and the atmosphere is scanned from the surface up to the height of ~400 km.
The first two assumptions, concerning the TID's model, are that a disturbance has a plane phase front within the radar field-of-view, and the phase velocity vertical component is equal to zero.
The visual presentation system provided 800 × 600-pixel resolution with a field-of-view that nominally spans 23.5° in the vertical direction and 30° in the horizontal direction.
In order to calculate the VDI the assessor draws a grid on the computer screen field-of-view composed of three equidistant horizontal and three equidistant vertical lines.
