Sentence examples for enabling light from inspiring English sources
It has been a rebel logistics hub since falling to contingents of the Free Syrian Army last summer, enabling light weapons to flow through Lebanon's Bekaa Valley and through another corridor from Tripoli, on Lebanon's northern coast.
The tank was covered with black plastic sheet, but had a small opening enabling light to penetrate, as a means of attracting newly released larvae.
Surface-plasmon driven DNA dehybridization is a topic of intense current interest due to its highly promising potential for enabling light-controlled gene therapy: it is also of inherent interest as a light-driven nanoscale actuation process.
By functionally linking the signal transduction of melanopsin to the control circuit of the nuclear factor of activated T cells, we have designed a synthetic signaling cascade enabling light-inducible transgene expression in different cell lines grown in culture or bioreactors or implanted into mice.
This process most likely involves the PHY-mediated degradation of PIFs, thus enabling light-induced gene expression.
Hollow fiber, if it can be perfected, could enable light to be pumped virtually unimpeded down tiny corridors of air stretching thousands of miles.
4) Agent communication language (ACL) messaging system inside the same platform system enables light weight transport.
The inverse opal structure enables light to bounce and scatter between the highly ordered tunnels, leading to efficient light harvesting.
In general, indium thin oxide (ITO) is used as a transparent conducting electrode for optoelectronic devices which enable light to be emitted from the bottom of the structure.
They also observed that light-mediated damage of FC is highly sensitive to elevated pH values which enables light of wavelengths >425 nm (in the presence of a sensitizer) to damage the bacteria.
The bulb doesn't require a hub to work, and is made using a glass dome with a proprietary light-diffusion coating to enable light dispersion, says Misfit, and an aluminum body that doubles as a heat sink.
