Sentence examples for apparent emission from inspiring English sources
Hyperspectral two-photon microscopy can therefore provide much enhanced analysis of the underlying composition of tissues based not only at their apparent emission 'colors' in single excitation images, but on their interesting and complex excitation and emission spectra.
No apparent line emission was observed.
Observed images of burning particles were quantified in terms of changing size, shape, and intensity of the apparent flame emission.
Simultaneously, a significant turn-on fluorescence response of LBD at 495 nm and an apparent fluorescence emission variation from non-fluorescent to strong bright cyan was also observed by naked eye, which can be ascribed to the inhibited C = N isomerization and photo-induced electron transfer (PET) in LBD after the addition of Al3+.
Because of the irregular configuration of ribbed primary xylem, the apparent radial emission of this leaf trace may result from preservation and distortion of the specimen due to compression.
It's not clear exactly what proportion of those 'missing' emissions are captured in the new data, which draws on BP and IEA numbers as well as Chinese National Bureau of Statistics, but it's notable that a very large part of the apparent global emissions slowdown is the result of reduced growth in coal consumption in China.
No difference was apparent between the emission- and transmission-based methods.
Yet the apparent progress on emission reductions in rich countries has occurred at a time of widespread outsourcing of manufacturing to China and other developing countries.
"The apparent progress on emission reductions in rich countries has occurred at a time of widespread outsourcing of manufacturing to China and other developing countries.
rNSs contains five tryptophans and eleven tyrosines which are buried as is apparent from the emission fluorescence maximum at 338 nm.
When the fibres were examined in the physics laboratory, it was apparent that the emission of light from the fibres was not limited to the diffuser tip but extended for up to about 1 cm proximal to the tip.
