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Caleb Light demonstrated the technology to the BBC's Dave Lee.

Immunoblotting of the thylakoid proteins from the leaves exposed to darkness, normal light and high light demonstrated the high-light-induced rise in phosphorylation of D1 and D2 proteins of PSII (Figure 2A).

T2 cells treated with WT1B-S1FA peptide, but not exposed directly to UV light demonstrated a small amount of MHC, (lane 3) consistent with its high avidity for the target.

An implication of our data is that changes in SCN sensitivity to external light, demonstrated by the phase-response curve [45], may be at least partly mediated by these pathways, and provide a starting point for understanding the time course of feedback mechanisms gating ipRGC activity and their role in circadian phase shifting.

Nevertheless, the avoidance of both blue and green-yellow light, and a random choice between blue and green light and between blue and green-yellow light demonstrated here, clearly show that that mole-rats are able to see blue as well as green and green-yellow light.

CAP solutions stored at room temperature (~23°C), while protected from light, demonstrated a consistency in absorbance similar to when stored at 3°C.

These fuzzy, disquieting fragments of voices, buried in the electrostatic boom and sizzle, with their original, plummy-voiced English commentary, are replayed beside a slideshow of constantly shifting and overlapping discs of coloured light, demonstrating the properties of colour.

Projects such as Sesame and the International Year of Light demonstrate that science can be a vehicle for progress in many different ways, not only in providing modern technology to developing countries, but also in promoting mutual cooperation and peace.

The optical absorption range of the MoS2 film almost covers the range that the CdS film does not absorb light, demonstrating that MoS2/CdS solar cells enhance the absorption of light, compared with silicon-based solar cells.

(Bottom) image of the NIR-PL following excitation with green light, demonstrating the presence of a NIR emitting pigment, most probably Egyptian Blue, in most of the areas painted in dark colours.

The test of phenol and Rhodamine B (RhB) degradation under visible light demonstrates that the as-prepared N, F codoped oxygen-deficient TiO2 exhibits higher photocatalytic activity than its references.