Sentence examples for detectable light from inspiring English sources

Some of these objects are so far away that their only detectable light is in the infrared wavelengths.

The current ratio of this UV detector reaches 18.6, and the lowest detectable light intensity is 26.2 μW/cm26.2

A profound decrease in the number of light-responsive ganglion cells was observed during degeneration, culminating in retinas without detectable light responses by P550.

A double GEM system, operating in a 90 10% Ar CO2 gas mixture at a gas amplification factor of ∼3000, emits a sufficient amount of detectable light to perform measurements of ∼1 Gy doses in two dimensions.

However, in a real measurement this advantage is negligible because the width of the spatial distribution of the detectable light is largely dominated by scattering in tissue.

By using the Styrofoam ball also dropped from a height of 2 in., both the 8.5- and 30-μm ZnS Mn samples produced small amounts of detectable light.

Treatment was initiated with one spot for 60 seconds' duration at a power setting ranging between 360 and 880 mW such that no visible change or a barely detectable light-gray appearance to the lesion was present at the end of the treatment.

Photons can also be freely emitted by charged particles, in which case they are detectable as light.

This shows the regions where people are living without satellite detectable stable light, which is, according to the authors, an indicator for poverty.

Electron microscopy was employed to determine if there were any additional changes in cell morphology not detectable with light microscopy.

Ultrastructural studies of Q344terrho−/− retinas revealed, for the first time, the presence of outer segment structures which were not detectable under light microscopy.