Sentence examples for evaluating the light from inspiring English sources
According to the considerations of Melo et al. [ 33] despite experimental difficulties in evaluating the light transport in biological tissues, it is important to know the absorption and light scattering coefficient in these, which are fundamental quantities that enable the understanding of the various effects of light-tissue interaction.
Precomputed lighting feature in Unreal Engine is available for evaluating the lighting results at runtime.
In order to evaluate the light energy harvest of porphyrin nano- and micro-particles, three photoelectrochemical cells with FTO/TiO2/porphyrin particles, FTO/TiO2/H4TAPP6+, and FTO/TiO2/CoTPPS4−as the photoanodes are assembled.
We evaluated the light wave of the iTero and TRIOS scanners using polarization beam splitter and quarter-wave plate (Thorlabs Inc., Newton, NJ).
Load mapping is used to establish a finite element model which can be used to evaluate the light weight designs and techniques proposed in the paper.
To evaluate the light output performance of the LEDs, Newport Optical Power Meter with a UV detector (of bandpass filtering from 200 to 1,100 nm) is used to measure the relative light output power with injection current.
To evaluate the light absorption of the dye-loaded ZnO photoanodes, UV-vis-NIR (Hitachi U-4100 UV-vis-NIR spectrophotometer; Hitachi, Ltd., Tokyo, Japan) spectra were acquired in absorption mode.
To characterize the surface morphology and to evaluate the light trapping efficiency of the thin film, surface roughness and surface slope are introduced as the root mean squares of the surface height profile and surface slope profile.
EDF Climate Corps fellow Jen Snook evaluated the lighting use in roughly half of AT&T's real-estate portfolio.
In order to evaluate the light-harvesting ability of the designed solar cells, some parameters are defined.
The Desktop RADIANCE 2.0 program (DR) was used to evaluate the lighting performance of the daylighting system under clear sky conditions.
