| Mathematical procedures, such as Fourier deconvolution and derivation, have been developed to circumvent this problem. |
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| The raw data in and after imaging was subjected to linear deconvolution to mathematically slightly enhance the resolution. |
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| The resolution of this image was computationally enhanced by deconvolution. |
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| Thus the only appropriate deconvolution method that can be used is the iterative convolution. |
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| The deconvolution was made in a wavenumber function and then transferred to the wavelength function for representation in the figures. |
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| To reassign out-of-focus light to its point of origin, the data was processed using an iterative constrained deconvolution algorithm. |
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| Fourier transformation deconvolution is only applicable to samples composed of a single radical species. |
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| These functions range from simple bookkeeping tasks to serious number-crunching algorithms such as deconvolution, maximum entropy, Fourier transforms and more. |
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| In those experiments Fourier deconvolution was used to calculate the spatial function, but that approach is not applicable for a sample containing multiple radical species. |
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| After deconvolution, 3D-reconstruction algorithms are applied. |
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| He reported that deconvolution of the high-resolution images was going well, and showed a pretty red-green-blue image with a noticeably brown tinge to it. |
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