Sentence examples for with refocusing from inspiring English sources

The beamline defined here is composed of a front end, pre-mirrors, and a monochromator with refocusing mirrors, which are connected by beam pipes, providing monochromatic light for the experiments.

He arrived at a time when Mr. Obama has said the nation is at a "crossroads" in its relations with the world, with the Pentagon focused on ending the war in Afghanistan, the C.I.A. charged with refocusing its efforts against terrorism and the president calling for a new focus on diplomacy.

Former Sears CEO Arthur Martinez Arthur Martinez is credited with refocusing Sears in the mid-1990s on women's and children's apparel and moving the retailer's traditional mainstays out of shopping malls: hardware, tires, batteries and appliances.

Historians credit Evans with refocusing the Klan on political activities and recruiting outside the Southern United States; the Klan grew most in the Midwest and industrial cities.

For the 3.0 Tesla 76 contiguous Coronal Dual Echo Turbo Spin Echo T2 weighted images (1 × 1 × 2 mm) will be acquired with TR = 4900 ms, TE = 64/179 ms and a parallel imaging factor of 2 (GRAPPA algorithm) with refocusing flip angle 150°.

"I don't think there will be any problem with refocusing on that," said Smith.

A T2-weighted rapid acquisition with refocused echoes sequence was acquired in transverse orientation with the following parameters: echo time = 19 ms; repetition time = 1000 ms; echo-train length = 4; pixel bandwidth = 310 Hz/pixel; excitations = 2; matrix size = 192 × 192; field of view = 30 × 30 mm; slice thickness = 1.5 mm.

With refocused attention on the API, the startup may be working on a precursor to revenue generation through this channel, since after switching over from its paid app model with Read It Later, it remains unclear how it plans to monetize.

Imaging was performed using a rapid acquisition with refocused echoes (RARE) pulse sequence.

Anatomical T2-weighted images were first acquired, using a rapid acquisition with refocused echoes (RARE) sequence, with TE=36 ms, TR=4.5 s and a RARE factor of 8. Images were acquired from 40 contiguous 1-mm-thick transverse slices, with 1 average of 128 phase-encoding steps over a 3 × 3 cm field of view (FOV).

This is achieved by matching the excitation pulse with the refocusing cycle such that the initial transverse magnetization lies along the axis n̂B characterizing the overall rotation of the refocusing cycle.