Sentence examples for cd light from inspiring English sources

2: The trumpeter Tom Harrell stops by with music from his new CD, "Light On".

The day ends with Mr. Gordon leading his own ensemble in the music from his new Nonesuch CD, "Light Is Calling," with video by Bill Morrison.

I put on a motivational CD, light some incense, dump the basket on my bedroom floor before bedtime, and sit there folding and putting everything in its rightly place as I absorb some interesting information I'd never take the time to listen to during my day.

Meanwhile, CDs' light-absorption is centered at ultra-violet region and very weak at visible region.

All those chloroquine tablets collected had the same tablet design and were consistent with each other under the CD-3 light but were not consistent when analyzed against the only genuine comparator available.

To examine fertility in men with biopsy-verified celiac disease (CD) in light of research that suggests that men with CD have impaired sperm quality.

UV vis, FL, CD, and light scattering experiments proved that the chiral molecules were able to self-assemble for formation of new aggregate structure.

Combining the results of CD and light scattering experiments, we find that addition of poor solvent can induce the neighboring helical segments within a single polymer strand to become closer, resulting in exciton coupling prior to polymer precipitation.

Circular Dichroism (CD), Dynamic Light Scattering (DLS) and Resonance Rayleigh scattering (RRS) results revealed a significant secondary structure alteration and reduction of hydrodynamic radii upon the conjugation of PAR with HSA.

The size, charge and shape/structure of the complexing agents were probed using atomic force microscopy (AFM), circular dichroism spectrometry (CD), dynamic light scattering (DLS), and gel electrophoresis (GE).

This lady is a one-woman Americana jukebox, and her new CD The Light Still Burns takes us on a tour of American music, from Foster's "Old Folks at Home" (with a thoughtful liner note about its cultural complexity) to Gillian Welch's "Hard Times," by way of our greatest blues, gospel, old-time country, and western pieces.