spatial filter
collocation in Englishmeaningsofspatialandfilter
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spatial
adjective
uk/ˈspeɪ.ʃəl/us/ˈspeɪ.ʃəl/
relating to the position, area, and size ...
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filter
noun[C]
uk/ˈfɪl.tər/us/ˈfɪl.tɚ/
any of several types of equipment or devices for removing solids from liquids or gases, or for removing particular types ...
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During scanning, the beam operates as aspatialfilterand any depth discontinuity is averaged with neighbour points.
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Thespatialfilteris an important element in a high-energy laser system, which plays roles of expanding beam size and image relaying.
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There are two factors to be considered in choosing the length of aspatialfilter.
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This was injected into the beam-line at the entrance to the final beam expanding vacuumspatialfilter.
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The derivation process can be thought of as a high-passspatialfilterthat reveals those scalp regions where current inflow or outflow is greatest.
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To minimize this problem, use should be made of our general understanding that the head volume conductor acts as a low-passspatialfilterof brain source activity.
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A marginal misalignment-the two beams propagate under a small angle-allows blocking of the objectional energy, which has passed the polarizer, by the pinhole of the followingspatialfilter.
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Thespatialfilteris held under vacuum in order to eliminate the creation of plasma at the focus (pinhole).
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The device is similar to aspatialfilter.
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To produce coherent light he passed the monochromatic light from an emission line of a mercury-vapor lamp through a pinholespatialfilter.
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From there, the laser light is fed into a very longspatialfilterto clean up the resulting pulse.
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In scientific applications, aspatialfiltercan be used to reduce speckle.
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Spatial filters with low spatial frequencies were presumed to trigger vergence eye movements.
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After the light had passed through the final amplifier andspatialfilterit was then used for experiments in the target chamber, lying at one end of the apparatus.
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However, the qualitative effect of low-pass spatial filtering indirectly causing low-pass temporal filtering is not changed by more accurate studies.
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The beam is transpor ted through spatial filters which simultaneously act as image relay pairs ensuring optimal coupling between adjacent amplifiers.
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Our psychophysical data suggest that primary spatial filters are not responsible for the contour integration deficits.
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