Sentence examples for aggregation of rays from inspiring English sources
The aggregation of rays striking the focal plane will indicate the kind of image that is characteristic of each aberration.
Large aggregations of rays form seasonally at certain locations, such as in the summer at the Poor Knight Islands off New Zealand.
Moreover, poly ethylene glycol (PEG) coating on GNRs declined X-ray attenuation as a result of limiting the aggregation of GNRs.
Moreover, the aggregation of silica particles at the surface layer of the coatings was also influential which was further confirmed by X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy results.
Politics is driven by aggregation of power and privilege.
Sellers would get a better price, through aggregation of demand.
As the Post explained, "The acquisition of Ruth, known to the census-taking profession as George H., will transform the Yankees from the anemic aggregation of other years to a team with a punch so potent and well distributed that to predict a pennant at the Polo Grounds next fall would be to utter a banality of purest ray serene".
The laboratories of the world contain a vast aggregation of human suffering.
The menu is an aggregation of Mediterranean preparations, heavy on Greek and Italian cuisines.
As Molaison's case suggested, the "aggregation of experience" can lead to knowledge.
In 1889 Isabella Bird called Tokyo a mere "aggregation of villages".
