用field of view造句子，“field of view”造句

Finally, the camera’s field of view can be zoomed in and out.

To help understand this, we can imagine viewing a single star in the exact center of the telescope eyepiece (field of view).

He continues, "Once viewers enter a video experience, they can move the tablet in any direction and see the corresponding field of view."

Land surface temperature is an estimate of how hot the surface within the satellite's field of view would seem to the touch; it is not the same as the air temperatures recorded at weather stations.

Compared to the pure field of view of Zhu Ziqing's "spring", it seems that in the depiction of the poetry and prose of the "no problem" in Shiji, there seems to be a reflection of the beauty of a man and the nature.

Within the field of view of a television or movie camera.

The rockets trailed wires behind them to direct the lightning through the camera's field of view.

The relationships between images of near and far objects with camera lens and field of view and object distance and the image ratio are researched.

When the word “show” first showed up in Beowulf well over 1000 years ago, it didn’t mean what we think of today, but instead referred to the other end of the field of view, it meant “to see.”

All things can not be serious, all things can not be too serious. Whether or not a matter should be serious depends on the field of view. If you do not look at the object, you will be in an awkward situation and be hindered passively.

An instantaneous field of view is a importance technology guide line of the head - up display.

Dust clouds suspended above the plane of our Milky Way Galaxy are also faintly visible throughout the wide field of view.

In this paper,we set up observation model and state model of the system aiming at autonomous navigation for satellite by a combination sensor with large field of view and starlight refraction,applying extended Kalman filtering theory.

Because maximum field of view in telecentric systems directly relates to the lens aperture closest to the object, larger front lenses are necessary for larger fields of view.

Explanation: a careful look at the full field of view for this sharp image reveals a surprising number of galaxies both near and far toward the constellation Ursa Major.

For example, a telescope with a focal length of 2000mm has twice the power and half the field of view of a 1000mm telescope.

Outside the field of view of a television or movie camera

As expected, the field of view remains much more consistent as the quad is bucked by the wind or direction changes.

The amount of sky that you can view through a telescope is called the real (true) field of view and is measured in degrees of arc (angular field).