Sentence examples for development of the visible from inspiring English sources

Waterspouts have a five-part life cycle: formation of a dark spot on the water surface, spiral pattern on the water surface, formation of a spray ring, development of the visible condensation funnel, and ultimately decay.

The molecular cause of columnar growth, the Gypsy-44 insertion, leads to upregulation of its nearest downstream gene, dmr6-like, in all tissues that are crucial to the development of the visible plant growth habit.

The more recent development of the visible-induced infrared luminescence (VIL) imaging technique, and its successful application for the screening of Egyptian blue in numerous studies of archaeological and museum objects since 2009, [12, 15, 16], has also had a significant impact on the field.

The indicator set as developed by Wennekes et al. [ 14] was used as one of the references during the development of this Visible Care indicator set.

The unforeseen formation of 4 a opened the way to the development of the first visible-light-mediated iminohydroxylation cyclization reaction.

We might as well call this vision of development the "visible hand" of capitalism, for it has the original theory backward.

On porous silicon, cells appeared elongated and spread with protrusions, and the development of the filopodia is visible at the cell borders (Figure 2b,c), which is because the nanopores may not anchor firmly to the surface.

Comparing both genotypes, no differences in histopathological development of the disease were visible (Fig. 2).

Inhibition of the development of the sporangia was visible at 4 5 days of exposure to these concentrations.

The colloidal gold particles result in the development of a visible purple line, indicating the presence of LAM in the sample.

Niépce died without seeing any further advance, but, building on his knowledge, and working with his materials, Daguerre eventually succeeded in greatly reducing the exposure time through his discovery of a chemical process for development of (making visible) the latent (invisible) image formed upon brief exposure.