The phrase "active light" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, photography, or any field discussing light that is currently in use or being emitted.
Example: "The active light from the laser illuminated the entire room, creating a stunning visual effect."
Alternatives: "emitting light" or "radiant light".
Because BoNTs consist of two chains, with one chain responsible for enzymatic activity (LC) and another chain (HC) responsible for directing the enzymatically active light chain to its target, antibodies reacting with the light chain of the toxin may inhibit the toxin's activity.
All algae use chlorophyll a to collect photosynthetically active light.
Some green algae use carotenoids for harvesting photosynthetically active light, but the Dinophyceae and chromophyte algae almost always use carotenoids.
After this adjustment has been made, the letter is projected in actinic (photographically active) light, which exposes the sensitive surface.
Attractive flat panel TV designs do not have enough space to accommodate structured light elements (light source, CMOS image sensor and SoC PCB assembly); in addition, the use of active light requires the source and sensor to be in the front of the set.
Illuminative relations are established between metaphysical active light principles and the human soul.
If they had anything in common, it was highly active lighting design.
Likewise, Hive Active Lights are light bulbs that can also be controlled via the Hive app.
A small motor-driven mirror allows to obtain the direction of the wearer's gaze with no need for active lighting and with little intrusiveness.
Using the active lighting, the reflection data and image profiles for the output beam are obtained by a CCD camera and presented in this study.
Management of microclimate by controlling relative humidity, eradicating biofilms by physical and chemical strategies and keeping them in check by using non-photosynthetic active lighting is a countermeasure that should be further investigated.
