To get such fine-tuned light, physical chemist Heino Finkelmann of the University of Freiburg, Germany, impregnated the specially designed liquid crystal with a fluorescent dye that, when excited by an external laser, gives off light of just the right wavelength to be trapped.
Fine-tuned designs could produce more light, for longer, at lower voltage, says Saif Haque, lead author of the study published online last week in Advanced Materials.
Fine-tuned a pretrained VGG-16 Convolutional Nerual Network.
Fine-tuned frequency and send times.
Robert Blankenship, a biochemist at Arizona State University, adds that the findings could aid the development of artificial photosynthesis systems for efficiently harnessing solar energy, or high yielding genetically modified crops that can be fine-tuned to different light environments.
Also with a truculent flouting of received taste; the fine-tuned engineering of space, light and detail; and his melancholy.
These data show that the spectral characteristics of light can be fine-tuned to attenuate non-visual responses to light in humans.
The scientists who last month appeared to have found that certain subatomic particles can travel faster than light have fine-tuned their experiment to check whether the remarkable discovery is correct.
The wavelengths of the light can be fine-tuned so that lettuce is crisper, or softer, says Robert Colangelo, the president of Green Sense Farms.
And it's an expertly presented vision, thanks to Mr. Hamilton's fine-tuned direction and Sebastian Paczynski's precise lighting.
It also benefits from excellent rack-and-pinion steering again, fine-tuned for this car that's on the lighter side of sporty.
