Sentence examples for emission characterized from inspiring English sources

CaTiO3 Pr3+ is a phosphor of great interest for electroluminescence application owing to its intense red emission characterized by CIE coordinates very close to those of the NSTC "ideal red".

For the sample annealed in RTP at 450°C, the PL spectra (see Figure 4a) show a remarkable change in the emission characterized by a decrease of the defect (i.e., visible) emission and the appearance of the UV emission around 378 and 396 nm.

Their optical properties were evaluated according UV Vis spectroscopic data, which emphasized absorption maxima around 420 nm with molar absorptivities 105 M−1cm−1 and emission characterized in solution by large Stokes shifts (3800 4500 cm−1) and fluorescence quantum yields ranging from 0.01 to 0.06.

Correction: March 18 , 2003 Tuesday An article on Feb. 25 about Britain's plans to fight global warming by reducing carbon dioxide emissions characterized the gas incorrectly.

As a volcano reactivates, SO2 becomes a significant component of gas emissions, characterized by detectable magmatic input (e.g., Vaselli et al. 2010).

eCFP emission is characterized by two emission peaks at 476 and 501 nm [ 26].

It is found that there exists a specific fluorescent emission phenomena characterized by a strong blue-shifted emission maximum and enhanced quantum yield when ANS interacts with MSPMs with a mixed shell consisting of homogeneously mixed poly ethylene oxide) (PEG) and poly N-isopropylacryamide) (poly N-isopropylacryamide

This PL profile suggests an emission mechanism characterized by the participation of several energy levels or light emission centers able to trap electrons within the band gap.

The emission is characterized initially by a similar, although less pronounced, dawnside poleward expansion, with a thick band of emission in the dawn hemisphere extending over ∼8 15° colatitude, and a particularly bright (up to ∼140 kR) form at the poleward boundary in the morning sector.

Meanwhile, the color purity of Eu3+ emission is characterized by (5D0 7F2)/ 5D0 7F1) ratio [22].

The three arrows in the bottom panel depict measurements, where the polarization orientation of the emission was characterized.