Scoring was performed with bright field function and a green filter on a Carl Zeiss Microscope (Axioskop 2).
Most are windowless, though, depriving people inside of enjoying what many people here agree is the building's greatest feature: its bright interior, a function of the clear glass that is all around.
In contrast, cones need bright light to function, but allow us to see in colour.
Today, companies often outsource that function to bright young consultants.
Diseases that can affect kidney function include Bright disease (glomerulonephritis), chronic hypertension, and diabetes mellitus.
Then it is shown, for most of value of nonthermal and nonextensive parameters in the plasma with mixed distribution function, the bright soliton is formed.
Prior to Brain Balance, Brody was homeschooled because, although he was bright, he couldn't function as expected in a regular classroom.
In one, life -- in the form of a skinny but vibrant creature with bright eyes above a functioning heart -- casts off a limp form that resembles a rag doll more than a human being.
Or Jenny, a bright musical child who "functions very well … among imaginary things" and has not one but a whole coterie of imaginary friends, who join the family each evening when Jonathan serves dinner: I've laid out plates, I told her, for Melanie and Jessica but I can't remember the third name.
Nouvel's list of completed structures includes one of the three buildings that constitute Seoul's Leeum Museum (2004), Barcelona's bullet-shaped Agbar Tower (2005), the Guthrie Theater (2006) in Minneapolis, the quirky Quai Branly Museum (2006) in Paris, and Copenhagen's Concert Hall (2009), with its bright blue exterior that functions at night as a video screen.
Visual pigments in vertebrates are composed of five families of opsin genes [ 7]: the SWS1, SWS2, RH2, and LWS cone opsins that function under bright-light, or photopic conditions, and the RH1 rod opsins, or rhodopsins, that allow for vision under dim-light, or scotopic, conditions.
