Sentence examples for considerable amount of light from inspiring English sources

An industrial estate just to the south has attracted a considerable amount of light industry.

Wintertime snow on the ground would likely reflect a considerable amount of light onto the artwork, creating the problem of glare.

Based on these first, preliminary, measurements, we suggest that through utilization of NIR, Acaryochloris can avoid a considerable amount of light stress, while harvesting a portion of the electromagnetic radiation spectrum not used by other oxyphototrophs.

The A280 value is traditionally taken as a measure of protein content in a solution (though nucleic acids absorb a considerable amount of light at 280 nm), and the A260/A280 ratio is a measure of nucleic acid extract purity.

This is the very first study of ROS generation and suggests that Acaryochloris can avoid a considerable amount of light-induced stress by using NIR instead of VIS for its photosynthesis, adding further evolutionary arguments to their widespread appearance.

Given that finite acceptance angle detectors admit a considerable amount of scattered light, to assess hypochromicity the interpretation of the spectral data should be done within the context of a scattering model.

Though Newark is not the industrial colossus of the past, the city does have a considerable amount of industry and light manufacturing.

Notably, the specification search yielded two other models without this feedback that were able to explain a considerable amount of variance in light conditions and seagrass density.

The cause of the enhanced photocatalytic activity was attributed to the enhanced visible light excitability and considerable amount of peroxo groups, which were not stable after the reusability experiments of the photocatalysts, suffering a redox reaction with the relatively high amount of Ti3+, resulting Ti4+ and surface OH groups.

Light weight aggregates (LWA) absorb considerable amount of water before mixing which can transfer to the paste during hydration (Expanded Shale, Clay and Slate Institute (ESCSI) 2012).

Successfully implemented for light and medium crudes with a considerable amount of oil recovered (Taber et al. 1997), CO2-EOR has drawn, however, less attention for heavy crudes.