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Numerical studies on 1-D, non-sooting counterflow diffusion flames were performed to determine the precision with which the total heat release rate can be calculated using light emission, namely, chemiluminescence, from the reaction zone.
Note:*: OR was calculated using light SARS as control.
As Moore's Law stutters, computing companies are looking to develop ways to calculate using light rather than electrons.
The expected standard deviation of the unpolarised data is ~10%, as discussed in Kovacs et al. (2008) sd standard deviation in ppm Fig. 1 Comparison of water concentrations for different point defects calculated using polarised light and unpolarised light, following the method of Kovacs et al. (2008).
Light transmissivity and leaf area index (LAI) were calculated using gap light photography.
The theoretical heat density is calculated using Monte Carlo light transport simulations, and is defined as the fraction of incident photons absorbed divided by the penetration depth of absorbed photons (see Methods and Supplementary Note 2)26.
The accuracy of MW and rrms calculated using standard light scattering equations developed for small scattering molecules and relatively high wavelengths is also examined.
The quantification cycle (Cq) values were calculated using a Light Cycler 96 SW 1.1 and the data was exported.
In immunohistochemical essays, the number of immunoreactive cells for each antibody observed in normal or pathological colonic samples was calculated using a light microscope (Carl Zeiss), a ×40 objective, a ×10 eyepiece, and a square eyepiece graticule (10 × 10 squares, with a total area of 62 500 μm).
In this paper, the simultaneous impact of glazing area, shading device properties and shading control on building cooling and lighting demand was calculated using a coupled lighting and thermal simulation module.
Positions were calculated using Multitrace-3/16 light (http://www.jensen-software.com/) by inspecting the integrity of the light curve day by day and fitting dawn and dusk times.
