Sentence examples for characterization of light from inspiring English sources

The readout of the detailed photon distribution for single events allows the characterization of light sharing, optical crosstalk etc., in crystals or crystal arrays as they are used in PET instrumentation.

Integral characteristics of high-resolution NMR and FTIR spectra have a great potential to study the structure and characterization of light and heavy crude oils, which could substitute present traditional fractionation procedures.

In this representation, a ray is represented by two points in (u, v) and (s, t), so the direction and position can be determined, meanwhile the characterization of light down to four-dimensional, moreover light field can be limited into the effective area of the two planes.

However, formal identification of clonal PCs ultimately relies on the characterization of light chain usage restriction.

Second, we chose to focus on characterization of light flicker at temporal frequencies corresponding to the Fmax of fish;, typically ranging between 2 and 4 Hz.

The proposed technique could be of interest for all applications requiring the characterization of light-scattering properties of suspensions, like solar energy exploitation and biological tissue optics.

Detailed structural and functional characterization of the light- and dark-adapted states are required for elucidating how the light signal is transmitted from the light-sensing LOV to the effector domain.

Measurements of aerosol light absorption with sun and sky radiometer networks are extremely useful for the characterization of aerosol light absorption for specific aerosol types and for determining their atmospheric distribution [ 154, 177, 178].

A characterization of the light environment in a Q. suber stand together with a study of photosynthetic parameters of full sunlight-exposed (FSLE) and self-shaded (SS) leaves were carried out to tackle this apparent contradiction.

This chapter reviews the growth, processing, and characterization of ultraviolet light emitters based on the III-nitride material system, with more emphasis on deep UV LEDs, because of the challenges involved.

The characterization of these light compounds is also a powerful tool for tracing the source of petroleum-related contaminants and understanding the environmental processes that control the transport and fate of these contaminants (Dempster et al. 1997; Kelley et al. 1997; Gray et al. 2002; Kolhatkar et al. 2002; Mancini et al. 2002, 2008; Smallwood et al. 2002; Zwank et al. 2003).