Sentence examples for decreasing the light from inspiring English sources
In this work, a thin metal layer was inserted between the substrate and the thick waveguide layer, increasing the reflectivity of the waveguide/metal interface and decreasing the light lost at each of reflection in the leaky mode, which in turn increases the propagation distance.
Increasing the f/# by a factor of (sqrt {2}) halves the area of the aperture, decreasing the light throughput of the lens by a factor of 2. However, the f-number alone is not enough for the lens selection, because also a large diameter or a shorter distance (typically corresponding to a shorter focal length) increase the light collection efficiency.
The processed annealing evidently reduces absorptance at NIR wavelengths range, which mainly caused by the two aspects: (1) annihilate the nanostructures on the silicon surface, decreasing the light trapping effect [18]; and (2) result in the bond rearrangement within silicon matrix, which optically inactivate sulfur impurities [11].
The speed of this transition could have been slowed down in the simulation by decreasing the light intensity, but we chose to stick to the description of the experiment which states that the light intensity was "saturating", i.e., that the RCs work at their maximal speed [6].
Ho et al. obtained an aggregate and fragment content of more than 50% by decreasing the light chain to heavy chain (LC:HC) ratio [ 37].
NPQ effectively protects cells from photoinhibition, but it can drive the dissipation of up to 80%% of the absorbed energy as heat, strongly decreasing the light use efficiency of cells exposed to excess irradiation [ 12– 12].
These surface intermediates block the active sites, decreasing the light-off activity of CO during ramp down.
The addition of sulfate to the zirconia greatly improved the catalytic activity, decreasing the light-off temperature by approximately 40°C.
The presence of La2O3 in washcoat decreased the light off activity and suppressed the oscillation of C3H8 and NO conversion.
He said there was a complex interplay between chemistry and biology in the ocean, and the team suspected that the increased pollution in inshore areas decreases the light available for organisms to photosynthesise and thus "absorb" excess CO2.
