Sentence examples for an effective light from inspiring English sources

These tests show that an optical switch is an effective light dispersion device to get multi-collimated beams.

A sandwich structure is an effective light weighting construction to meet the increasing demand for lightweight engineered components.

The Syrian Kurdish experience is that IS can be defeated when an effective light infantry on the ground is matched with US air power overhead.

Special attention is paid to the excitonic mechanism of photogeneration in these devices that requires a sophisticated nanostructural engineering of fullerene-based photovoltaic materials and devices compromising the requirements of thin photo-active layers with an effective light absorption, photogeneration, and transport of free carriers.

The active surface area and adsorption capacity to the molecular sensitizer (dye) are greatly increased in such systems resulting in an effective light absorption [8, 9, 10].

4. The spheroids show a strong photoresponse gradient from the anterior to the posterior pole, and only cells in the anterior hemisphere show an effective light response.

It has an effective light-sensitive area of 10 × 10 mm2 and an absorption layer thickness of 110 μm.

The upper gallery is famous for its formations, lit by an effective lighting system.

An effective light-trapping scheme is an extremely important aspect of Si thin-film solar cell technology, as the inherently thin nature of the light-absorbing layer restricts their long-wavelength light absorption, resulting in a low short-circuit current density (J sc ) and power conversion efficiency (PCE [1 6].

After optimization of the dual-cure process sequence, a very high replication fidelity was obtained for all investigated compositions, leading to a haze above 99% over the visible light spectrum and a very effective light scattering performance in a broad angular exposure.

Despite a longer effective light propagation length for an incidental angle of 87.1°, the quantum yield was independent of the incidental angle.