Sentence examples for a light shift of from inspiring English sources
"With a light shift of her voice, she commands a rebellious child to kiss her goodbye; with an unobtrusive gesture, she flicks an ironing board from a sofa so that a lounging and slightly fatuous college boy can relax in a tenement," Kerr wrote.
Girls showed a light shift of the body iron distribution curve to the left in comparison with boys in which higher positive values were observed.
In combination with the lattice a slight increase is observed because it compensates the light shift of the dipole trap.
A state-insensitive two-colour dipole trapping around the nanofibre was demonstrated15 to reveal the natural linewidth of the 6S1/2, F=4→6P3/2, F′=5 transition of Cs, by cancelling out the light shifts of trapping lasers.
The "magic" frequency nu(magic) for the 174Yb isotope was determined to be 394 799 475(35) MHz, which leads to a first order light shift uncertainty of 0.38 Hz.
Thicker films exhibit a decrease in the transmission of incident light and clear shift of the absorption to higher wavelengths λ.
In both PB-Cotton and PB-Linen samples, Air+Light induces a slight shift of the absorption edge towards lower energies.
For the PB-Linen sample faded in light, a shift of the XANES derivative towards lower energies is present but to a minor extent, and is not accompanied by a change in the first oscillation after the edge.
In terms of the application to devices which mainly work in the visible range of light, a shift of the main resonance to λ approximately 700 nm is desirable and can be achieved by choosing bigger nanoparticles - r = 120 nm appears a good choice judging from the maps in Figure 2. Figure 2 Scattering maps for metallic nanoparticles.
Assuming an angle sensitivity of the tensor light shift, corresponds to a polarization rotation of δθL≈0.5° between z0 and z813.
So, whether a sound is presented from the same or a different location of a light, the temporal shift of the light as induced by the sound is equivalent.
