Examples of using Spatial resolution in English and their translations into Japanese
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PHI 710 scanning Auger electron spectrometer is the only AES instrument in the world that specified< 8 nm of Auger spatial resolution.
They will be a key component of the new E-ELT telescope and will help to achieve an unprecedented spatial resolution for optical/infrared groundbased telescopes.
Furthermore, spatial resolution is improved as the detected signal is generated from an area smaller than the focal spot.
No voltage or laser is required, but a laser can be used to obtain spatial resolution for imaging.
The high spatial resolution images are taken at the near-infrared light with wavelength of 2.0 micron.
Advanced hybrid array pixel detector(HPAD) with zero background noise, an active area of 400 mm2, spatial resolution of 100 μm, and maximum count rate of 106 cps/pixel or more.
Through more rigorous statistical arguments, related to the spatial resolution and the expected momentum transferred, it may possible to derive the Heisenberg uncertainty principle through this line of reasoning.
Also, the spatial resolution by the radio telescope up to the present was about several seconds at the highest, and it was able to decompose only up to the area larger than the region where molecules such as amino acids exist.
Next, using fluorescent beads, the spatial resolution of the system was tested in an experiment that was designed to verify the principle, and it was found, in accordance with the theoretical calculations, that a spatial resolution of about 100 nm could be achieved Figure 2.
One-photon emission tomography(OFET) gradually replaces the usual static scintigraphy, since it allows to achieve the best spatial resolution with the same amount of the same RFP.
It is possible to analyze element states by EELS spectral multivariate analysis from the results of sub-nano level high spatial resolution via STEM with an onboard Cs corrector.
Magnetic resonance imaging(MRI) is a valuable diagnostic tool in the field of medicine, owing to its excellent spatial resolution- that is, the ability to distinguish individual features in an image.
We are now able to observe infrared-active vibrations under a microscope by using HR scattering, while keeping the high spatial resolution characteristic of visible laser microspectroscopy.
As AKARI has better sensitivity and spatial resolution than the IRAS, it is rewriting the all-sky infrared data, performing more comprehensive research using far more detection samples than those discovered in the IRAS era.
On the other hand, infrared microspectroscopy does not compare with Raman, because of its low spatial resolution(5-10 μm) due to the diffraction limit.
State-of-the-art MRI CryoProbeTM technology combined with ultra high field USR magnets deliver high spatial resolution in-vivo, thus enabling customers to come closer to the molecular and cellular level research they desire.
High spatial resolution allows for recording EAPs at several locations of a single neuron, with large negative spikes at the perisomatic area and positive spikes at the dendritic area, i.e., return current.
Despite its small size, the LAICA telescope has high spatial resolution(more than 10 times that of the SWAN telescope), so the LAICA telescope could distinguish the comet from the background stars.
Whilst the data availability and spatial resolution of MBES systems are advancing, the computing power to analyse large multivariate physical and ecological survey datasets is also increasingly available.
This sensor features a spatial resolution of 2,460 feet(750 meters), and can“see” light in the range of 500-900 nm(humans see in the range 400-700 nm).