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- It should be noted that the stimuli for the visual data were bright discs against a darker background, whereas the radiographic stimuli are the opposite. However, the comparison is mainly for showing spread and scan (spatial) limitations and is therefore valid.
- This is the viewing distance used in all of the author’s experiments.
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- Here it is assumed that the fluctuations in density from both sources are Gaussian and that the two functions are combined in a convolution integral to yield a new function of standard deviation α (D).
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- This is merely a standaid deviation of a binomial distribution.
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- For example, Ansco High Speed film. Radelin T fluorescent screens, 65 kvp X-radiation of effective wavelength 0-4Å.
- Radelin T, a medium speed CaWO4 screen.
- This value, which was found previously (ref. 1), was also found to be optimum for this system.
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