The facile, low-cost and controllable strategy presented herein has a bright future in oil water separation, and also can be further expanded to prepare various anti-corrosion, self-cleaning and water-proof sport materials.
For example, Vaughan et al. (2004) found two expanding bright rings around GRB031203.
With very little idea of the implications of what he was proposing, Macfarlane expanded his bright idea: "This is not rocket science; just about every other country in the world is doing it.
Due to the large pixel size of our images, we first expanded the bright field images from 256 × 256 pixels to 1024 × 1024 pixels using bicubic interpolation before subjecting them to MicrobeTracker analysis to obtain cell outline.
It's a fractal of greatness; the deeper down you go into the game's details, the more it expands into brighter and bigger brilliance.
H2B-EYFP fluorescence intensity among different cell images were normalized using the following procedure: for the acquisition the laser power was adjusted to maximize dynamic range and to avoid image saturation with the brightest value ranging between 220 and 250; the contrast range was then linearly expanded assigning the brightest value to 255.
For his new album, "Too Bright," he expanded his sonic palette to include glam-inflected pop and inspirations from musical theatre.
Francisco Casanova is a very talented tenor who sometimes gives more the shape of a good performance than its substance; here, he expanded into some big, bright and self-focused singing.
"And what was strange about the picture, / apart from being held by a mouse who sat on his haunches / and gripped it in his forepaws, was that the space / around the boy, the paleness around him, expanded, / got very bright and engulfed the mouse, the bathtub, the garden, / and the egg with its shell cracked off," writes Maitreyabandhu.
Its return in expanded form is a bright light for those who have long admired Mr. Elkins's fabulous capacity for movement invention; his fun-house way of collapsing together, then teasing out different movement traditions; and his clever, funny physical references to choreographers from Martha Graham to Trisha Brown.
