Sentence examples for diffuse conditions from inspiring English sources

The LAI values measured under conditions of either partial or full direct light are generally smaller than the ones obtained under diffuse conditions.

It is often necessary, although quite difficult, to measure acoustic absorption coefficients in partially diffuse conditions, because predicting the sound pressure level at, for instance, a workplace requires in situ characterization of the facings.

It is also found that the LAI-2000 fouringring (47 58° from zenith) gives a more consistent correction than the other rings and that this ring used alone is also suitable for effective LAI retrieval under diffuse conditions.

The fluorescence emission of AO is concentration dependent, such that at high concentrations (e.g. in lysosomes) it fluoresces red, while under diffuse conditions (e.g. in the cytosol) it fluoresces green.

In complicated cases, such as a pulse train TM concentration modulation at the inlet of a background gas-filled microfluidic channel, the model correctly predicts the experimental results in both "diffuse-in" and "diffuse-out" conditions.

Pleurisy is commonly caused by infection in the underlying lung and, rarely, by diffuse inflammatory conditions such as lupus erythematosus.

Both simulated and real diffuse noise conditions were tested.

The derived relationships apply equally to narrowband and broadband-excited systems by avoiding the need to satisfy diffuse wave conditions.

In contrast, it is found that for diffuse boundary conditions the Six-Flux model is very inaccurate since the corresponding errors are larger than 120%.

The error performance of VPPM was analyzed, and the results were confirmed by a simulation under LOS and diffuse channel conditions.

Experimentally determined directional-hemispherical transmittances for visible radiation were used to calculate the effect of condensate on the hemispherical hemispherical transmittance values under diffuse radiant conditions for single glass and polyethylene.