However, it has been long considered unsuitable material for optoelectronic applications [1], due to its indirect band gap, which means it is a poor light emitter.
And the ideal material for the job--silicon itself--has been a poor light emitter: Only about 0.01% to 0.1% of the photons ever get out.
While Crecine was seen in a poor light at the time, the changes he made are considered visionary.
Sara J. Bloomfield, director of the Holocaust Museum, said the project to save the documents and artifacts was especially significant because of the cooperation of the government of Croatia, whose history is cast in a poor light, as well as the governments of Serbia and Bosnia.
In the opposite case, when a good light competitor is surrounded by a poor light competitor, we would expect no or only a small increase of biomass, because there is little shading.
PADUA, ITALY — Giuseppe De Nittis was the only foreign artist to exhibit, on the invitation of Degas, at the first Impressionist exhibition in 1874, but his five paintings were hung in a poor light some days after the event began.
"The knowledge you have acquired here should be used positively to help us as you go back home," he told the departing Italian ambassador.Few diplomats dispute that Nigeria is generally seen in a poor light by outsiders.
This is not the first case in which autopsy information that paints the victim in a poor light is given to the media.
Nothing that puts Hughes in a poor light is not supported by his own words.
He is bound to appear in a poor light to those unwilling to consider him in context.
