interferometrically

"We have enough data now to pinpoint the source interferometrically.

The secondary is believed to be relatively faint, as it has not been observed interferometrically.

Also, phase can be challenging to extract; often it is inferred interferometrically.

In the 1980s methods were developed which allowed images to be reconstructed interferometrically from these speckle patterns.

The minute differences in the distance traveled by the light as it reflects from the vibrating object are detected interferometrically.

Interferometrically controlled precision XY stages and other interferometer-based length measurements work much better in vacuum than in air.

The angular diameter of Altair was measured interferometrically by R. Hanbury Brown and his co-workers at Narrabri Observatory in the 1960s.

In observations made from 1990 to 1992, Eta Andromedae was resolved interferometrically by the Mark III Stellar Interferometer at Mount Wilson Observatory, California, United States.

Known as "The Interferometrist's Friend", it was first resolved interferometrically in 1919 by John Anderson and Francis Pease at Mount Wilson Observatory, who published an orbit in 1920 based on their observations.

The fainter star in the system was first resolved interferometrically by Xiaopei Pan and his coworkers during 1988 and 1989, using the Mark III Stellar Interferometer at the Mount Wilson Observatory, California, United States.

Today, the most accurate means of maritime speed measurement comes from Doppler measurement, either derived acoustically by use of Doppler Sonar or radio interferometrically by Doppler measurement of satellite signals such as those from Global Positioning System (GPS).

Over the Atlas Mountains, interferometrically recorded spectra of outgoing longwave radiation show emission that has arisen from the land surface at a temperature of about 320 K and passed through the atmospheric window, and non-window emission that has arisen mainly from the troposphere at temperatures about 260 K.