Sentence examples for at the vis from inspiring English sources
Juggling full-time employment as a PE teacher with a part-time role at the VIS, for the first time Merrick saw a pathway towards being a professional football coach.
On the other hand, both methods fail to predict the decrease in reflectance at the VIS range, making the assumption of the flat interfaces not pertinent.
Finally, in a footnote at the end of part 1 of section 7 (the section in the Enquiry devoted to the idea of necessary connection), Hume considers the law of inertia (EHU 7.25n16; SBN 73n1): "I need not examine at length the vis inertiae which is so much talked of in the new philosophy, and which is ascribed to matter.
Comparison of Figure 5a with 5c and Figure 5b with 5d brings out the differences in the nature of EEJ variations at the sites vis-à-vis the variations of the corresponding current density.
"Look at the policies vis-à-vis Wall Street downplaying Main Street.... Look at the policy, the dilapidated housing.
The band of excited molecular nitrogen is detected in the UV region at 357 nm, while the ionized nitrogen can be found in the Vis region at 427 nm.
The spectral lines of hydrogen and atomic oxygen can be found in the Vis regions at 656 nm for hydrogen, with 645.3 and 777 nm for atomic oxygen.
It has been done by measuring the spectral normal transmittance at the UV-Vis-near-infrared (NIR) range, from 250 to 2500 nm, under and above the transition temperature.
The HPLC analysis of MEMC demonstrated the presence of at least eleven major fractions with some of the peaks detected at the UV-Vis spectra with λmax value, which falls within the range that detected flavonoids [ 39].
Behavior in the Fo90 data near 1 µ m is at the limit of the VIS-NIR detector range and is therefore less certain.
In addition, although silicon nanowire array absorbs visible light more effectively, the trade-off effects of scattering properties at different wavelengths in the vis-near IR range of silicon nanowires have not been clearly investigated and reported.
