Sentence examples for approach for light from inspiring English sources

The propagation of light through biological media such as tissue begins with a simple ray optics approach for light traveling through a nonparticipating medium in which the effect of the absorption and scatter within the medium is ignored.

For any ICC approach for light microscopy or EM, the cells and tissues need to be subjected to a series of preparation protocols, including fixation, detergent permeabilization, embedding, sectioning before the antibody reaction steps.

These findings demonstrate that light regulates biosynthesis of polyphenols in I. obliquus and their subsequent antioxidant activities, and 1H NMR-based metabolic profiling is a cost-effective approach for evaluating light effects on fungal metabolisms.

Now make way for another one: Universe, a startup that hopes its mobile-first approach for building "light" websites on mobile — the pitch is that these can be built in "under a minute" — can give it a unique foothold in the market.

The Edmonton "proof-of-payment" fare collection system adopted in 1980 – modelled after European ticket systems – became the North American transit industry's preferred approach for subsequent light rail projects.

In biomedical optics, the MC method is the gold standard approach for simulating light transport in biological tissue, both due to its accuracy and its flexibility in modelling realistic, heterogeneous tissue geometry in 3-D.

We present a shape-from-shading approach for oblique lighting with accuracy enhancement by light direction optimization.

It is based on an ideal vision of the electronic behavior of the transport and a Fabry Pérot approach for the light-coupling scheme.

This paper presents a simplified analytical model and balanced design approach for modeling light-weight wood-based structural panels in bending.

The stationary mass approach is useful for light moving masses (<20% of beam mass) and cracks at mid-span.

Figure 9 LED-based and LED-plus-phosphor-based approaches for white light sources implemented as di-, tri-, and tetrachromatic sources.