magnification造句

high magnification inspection

Large fonts, high contrast, and screen magnification.

A photograph requiring magnification for viewing.

The telescope has a magnification of 50.

Much greater magnification can be obtained with the electron microscope.

Bumps and hollows visible at one magnification disappear at another.

With the electron microscope much greater magnification can be obtained.

The relatively small reduction in stress intensity magnification factor with increasing stiffness of the stiffener

Another is the trade off between a telescope's field of view and its magnification.

This is a high magnification of the aortic atheroma with foam cells and cholesterol clefts.

Diagram of a low magnification texture blemish grading of structural stee

A machine surface was reproduced to a large enough magnification by the inspector.

At high magnification, metastatic infiltrating ductal carcinoma of breast is seen within bone and filling the marrow cavity.

Discussion about the value of occult breast cancer diagnosed by magnification mammography with 0.1 mm ultra-microfocus tube

The definition and sharpness of the images depends on the light density of the surroundings and on the magnification.

Let us look at it from a different Angle, let us work from small magnification (a single fractal shape) and move upward in magnification (i.e. to a larger, more global image).

Magnification: The amount of enlargement of a graphic image expressed in percentage or multiple. If the magnification is less than 100% or the multiple is less than one, then it means a reduction.

At higher magnification, vasculitis with arterial wall necrosis is seen. Note the fragmented remains of neutrophilic nuclei (karyorrhexis).

At high magnification, this squamous cell carcinoma demonstrates enough differentiation to tell that the cells are of squamous origin.

Based on equivalent four-terminal networks of the longitudinal ultrasonic transformer, the resonant frequency equation and the amplitude magnification coefficient, with reactive load, are studied.

The slantwise magnification can give a help to design of optimized optical image system easily and calculate the size of image accurately.

At high magnification, the alveoli in this lung are filled with a smooth to slightly floccular pink material characteristic for pulmonary edema.

At high magnification, liquefactive necrosis of the brain demonstrates many macrophages at the right which are cleaning up the necrotic cellular debris.

At higher magnification with more advanced necrosis, the small intestinal mucosa shows hemorrhage with acute inflammation in this case of ischemic enteritis.

Switching between masking, and unmasking and working at a high magnification of 200 to 400%, allows you to cover exactly the area you will want to work on later.

According to the observed morphology on the fracture surface, the fracture surface had pseudo-cleavage feature and plastic tearing feature in the last stage of crack growth in high magnification.

It provides the ideal amount of magnification to frame portraits, and let you get great detail at concerts, weddings, and other events without moving up so close you disrupt the proceedings.

(2) A lens fault which causes the straught lines in the image to be a curve.It is due to the fact that different area of the lens produce different magnification.

Adaptive segmentation and local enhancement methods are used to process images taken in haze. As the result, higher contrast of image is obtained without noise magnification in sky region.