Sentence examples for axis of light from inspiring English sources

For histological assessment, separate animals were killed 4 days after light delivery and the tumours divided at the centre of the zone of necrosis into two parts in the plane parallel to the axis of light delivery.

Since the cupula is laterally tilted in the supine position (inserted 'b' in figure 6A, B), a slight head rotation to the affected side while in this position can align the axis of light and heavy cupulae (inserted 'c' in figure 6A, B).

This increase or decrease corresponds to a 0.3% systematic error or a 0.3° deflection of the axis of the light relative to the Y-axis of the XYZ stage.

At the base of some of their eyes, there are multiple layers of receptor cells, including cells that are perpendicular to the axis of incoming light (distal retina), as well as a narrow second retina (proximal retina).

The only processing performed on the raw data was a linear rescaling of pixel intensity as a function of image y coordinate in order to correct for intensity variation along the vertical axis of the light sheet.

It is also clear from the video that the convergence loci of the LP system correspond with the angles parallel and perpendicular to the optic axis of the incoming light.

Specifically, our initial aim was to correlate particular structural changes which occur with aging (i.e. compaction of central lens fibers along the visual axis) to the amount of light scatter in rabbit lenses.

In Section 3, an assumption has been made where the spherical mirror's centre coincides with the optical axis and subsequently the geometry of light ray made is assumed to be rotationally symmetrical about the optical axis.

As shown in Fig. 3d, the deflection angle information of the incident light beams along the x-axis and the y-axis can be calculated by the distance between of light spot on the x-axis and the y-axis based on the related model between the angle and the change of the spot.

The rotation of the earth about its axis generates a daily cycle of light, temperature, moisture and resources that ultimately affect the microclimate and fitness of organisms [ 1– 5].

This is because that the plasmon oscillation along the long axis (y axis) of SI dominates the light scattering, no matter of the incident angle.