Sentence examples for a longer light from inspiring English sources

At larger solar zenith angles (SZA), a longer light path affected by aerosol can slightly increase aerosol information content.

The experiment riffs on a technique they developed to study a longer light pulse with a much shorter one by shooting them simultaneously through a crystal (see diagram).

To produce repeatable choroidal maps, we need exact delineation of the outer choroidal layer, which may be obtained by using a longer light wavelength [ 4].

As swept source OCT devices employ a longer light wavelength (1050 nm versus 840 nm in SD-OCT) they overcome much of the scattering of light on choroidal vasculature.

Surprisingly, we observed that a longer light period decreased the fertility of p5cs2 mutant plants, indicating that under these conditions P5CS1 is not sufficient to cover the demand for proline during reproductive development.

A short 2 minute light pulses can momentarily decrease the mosquito's blood-feeding propensity in a non-circadian fashion, while a longer light pulse of 2 hours can induce a phase advance phenomenon in the mosquito's feeding behavior, similarly to what has been shown for the circadian regulation on flight activity [ 12].

One arm will lengthen, resulting in a longer light-travel time, while the other shortens, resulting in a shorter light-travel-time.

This assertion is supported by the results of the study by Castano and colleagues, who demonstrated that a longer lighting period is more effective than short times, regardless of the total influence or irradiance [ 35].

Instead, using a long fireplace match or a longer lighter, go through the front of the pumpkin, where it's carved.

Be sure to take a few longer, light layers for gray days and walking around on those cooler nights.

Skills have always been lost in time - we no longer light a fire using flint stones.