The phrase "artificial led" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a typographical error or a misunderstanding of terms, possibly referring to "artificial LED" or "LED lighting."
Example: "The artificial LED lights in the greenhouse help promote plant growth year-round."
Alternatives: "synthetic LED" or "man-made LED."
Bright Baum was giving out artificial LED trees perfect for home décor, landscape accenting or just to keep as very cool nightlights.
Natural, daytime sunlight is better at giving you serotonin than artificial LED, fluorescent, or UV light.[9] Getting artificial light, especially at night, has the added disadvantage of blocking melatonin production, which helps your body get a good night's sleep.
The examiner used a mouth mirror, a WHO periodontal probe, an artificial LED head lamp (Microdont Star Light KD 200, Sao Paulo, Brazil) and personal protective equipment.
The following measures were used to assess children's DHS and OHRQoL: All clinical examinations were conducted at the school clinic using a mobile dental chair, an artificial LED light, and a dental unit.
Soils treated this way would ultimately collapse, and so would the societies that abused them: "Artificial manures lead inevitably to artificial nutrition, artificial food, artificial animals and finally to artificial men and women," racked with disease and physically stunted.
Lawyers for the Coleman campaign called Mr. Franken's margin, which grew by four votes on Tuesday, an "artificial lead," but the senator has not regained the lead of more than 200 votes that he had before the recount began.
Indeed, artificial lead time is not provided to this model, thereby failing to address the market failures with regards to this specific innovative process (Reichman 1994).
Indeed, there is on the one hand an essential need to grant artificial lead time for research efforts through the recognition of intellectual property rights (IPR), in order to foster investment for the development of innovations that are easily reverse-engineered and costly to develop.
However, these extensions reflect a generalised and pervasive contraction of artificial lead times in cumulative incremental innovation processes, thereby straining the regulatory system to its breaking point, and weakening the competitive ethos upon which intellectual property rights continue to be based (Reichman 1994).
In a drawing, texture can look artificial, lead to some ambiguities and create an impression of visual complexity.
The impedance measurements on these artificial blisters led to an extension of the mechanistic model for cathodic delamination.
