Sentence examples for Light approximately from inspiring English sources
However, compared to the speed of light (approximately 700 million miles per hour) the velocity of seismic waves is just a crawl.
The assembled device is light (approximately 2.5 kg) and compact (L × W × H: 40 cm × 23 cm × 33 cm), and can be placed in a standard cell culture incubator for long-term culture in a pH- and temperature-controlled environment.
Since light is necessary for the reprogramming to stem cells (Chopra and Kumra, 1988), a light-emitting diode (CA-DSW7: Keyence Corp. or TH-100X100SW and FPR-100SW2, CCS Inc.) was used as the source of white light (approximately 20 µmolm−20−1).
Contrary to expectations, we found that half of the maximal phase-delaying response achieved in response to a single episode of evening bright light ( approximately 9000 lux (lx)) can be obtained with just over 1%% of this light (dim room light of approximately 100 lx).
ZnO Nps absorb the UV light approximately of wavelength 385 nm.
Combing through Galaxy Zoo, an online database set up to enlist the public's help in classifying galaxies, she came across a glowing green smudge of light approximately 650 million light-years away.
Mares were fitted with indwelling jugular catheters and using a crossover design blood samples were collected following 1 h exposure to light (barn lighting approximately 200 lux), dark (<0.1 lux), and 3, 10, 50, and 100 lux intensities.
Take two balsa wood strips, or another very light wood, approximately one-half inch wide, and about two feet long.
Little is known about Puck aside from its orbit, radius of about 81 km, and geometric albedo in the visible light of approximately 0.11.
High-checkers illuminated the active-lever light for approximately 21% of the session (264 ± 39 s), whereas low-checkers illuminated the active-lever light for approximately 5% of the session (65 ± 11 s).
The in vitro plantlets were maintained under a constant temperature of 25 ± 2°C with continuous lighting of approximately 32.5 μmol m−2 s−1 light intensity.
