Sentence examples for an optical light from inspiring English sources

When an optical light propagates along the uniaxial direction, the aligned configuration is optically isotropic.

Straining under an optical light microscope provides information about the fracture strain and cracking behavior.

A photodiode is used to detect an optical light ray and convert its optical energy (photons) into electrical energy.

Complementary in situ tensile tests under an optical light microscope showed crack formation at 6.7% and crack saturation at around 10% engineering strain.

I incorporated these effects into a hierarchical Bayesian statistical model for SN Ia light curve measurements, and analyze an optical light curve dataset comprising 277 nearby SN Ia at z < 0.10.

Total bacteria were counted under an optical light microscope (Nikon, with magnification ×400) using a Thoma cell.

Similarly, each virtual link a∈A n belonging to a media cloud request n is mapped to an optical light-path ( l in l_{u,v}^{a} subset L) by mapping M L A n ↦L, where (u,v) are MEC-DC nodes assigned to virtual nodes, respectively the (s,d) source and destination nodes of virtual link a.

An optical light-path transport architecture is used to allow grooming of low-granularity traffic using optical MSPP transponders.

Subsequently, the stellar remnant expands and cools and produces an optical-light emission, which is ordinarily detected from supernovae days and weeks after the initial core collapse.

Bright green sources of high-energy X-ray light captured by NASA's NuSTAR mission are overlaid on an optical-light image of the Whirlpool galaxy (the spiral in the center of the image) and its companion galaxy, M51b (the bright greenish-white spot above the Whirlpool), taken by the Sloan Digital Sky Survey.

NASA, meanwhile, has pursued a variety of options, including an optical-light coronagraph, in which an extraordinarily smooth mirror is designed to suppress a star's light by a factor of 10 billion and allow astronomers to concentrate on photons from the zone in which planets might exist.