Sentence examples for capture of lighter from inspiring English sources

The r-process consists of rapid neutron capture of lighter elements during supernova explosions.

The s-process is a slow neutron capture of lighter elements inside pulsating red giant stars.

Chloroplast is a semi-autonomous organelle and carries out photosynthesis: the capture of light energy and its conversion into chemical energy.

The productivity of most forest plantations is less than their physiological potential as defined by the prevailing climate, because the supply or capture of light, water and nutrients is less than optimal.

The phycobilisomes allow the pigments to be arranged geometrically in a manner which helps to optimize the capture of light and transfer of energy.

This configuration enables maximal capture of light emitted from one side of a flat sample placed on the stage by avoiding the inevitable light dispersal associated with lens-based systems.

On the other hand, succulence and leaf thickness and the net assimilation per unit of leaf area (unit leaf rate) increased in response to salt treatment, thus partially counteracting reduced capture of light by lower leaf area.

This observation draws Hockney on to speak of the spatial thrill of trees and their capturing of light – a winter tree helps you to sense space, a summer tree in leaf is a container of light – and also to the theme of the changing of the seasons and the changing light of every day.

In general, mosses are adapted to capture of low light intensities, having low light compensation and saturation points, making use of their one-cell-thick leaflets and lack of waxy cuticles [ 48].

As mentioned, porous structure is mainly responsible for the absorption of aforementioned molecules and capture of incident light.

The Royal Navy had the capability to intercept and decode the German naval code, as a result of the capture of the light cruiser at the outbreak of the war.