Sentence examples for expansion of light from inspiring English sources

In this article, following Ang et al. ([2009]), we formulated the Shapley/Sun IDA method equivalent to the Shapley decomposition method proposed by Shapley ([1953]).1 The decomposition results of the study will facilitate a quantitative assessment of the extent to which the recent expansion of light vehicles and hybrid cars in the market is contributing to a reduction in gasoline consumption.

I fully support the expansion of light rail and the completion of FasTracks throughout the metro area.

Occurrence of AL-amyloidosis is a consequence of a clonal expansion of immunoglobulin light chain producing plasma cells and a production of an amyloidogenic light chain.

The field lens L2 is installed to avoid vignetting due to expansion of the light toward L3.

Brox follows light from the home and workshop into the streets, tracking the expansion of public lighting and the steady diminution of darkness.

Although entomologists and epidemiologists traditionally have used light traps to capture insects, the effect on disease diffusion caused by the expansion of artificial lighting has generally not been considered sometimes the effects have even been ignored.

Financial concessions and the establishment of industrial and business parks have encouraged the expansion of new, lighter industries, such as electronics.

During his tenure voters have approved tax increases for an expansion of the light-rail transport system (2004), a new justice centre (2005), and a voucher programme for pre-school education (2006).Some worry that the latest funding requests will test Denver's tolerance for new taxes.

Further expansion of the light-sensitive region then resulted in the "eye-cup" illustrated in Fig. 1g.

This kind of enhancement in the photocatalytic activity is considered to be the synergistic effects of both the effective electron-hole separation and expansion of the light-absorption range.

Considering the ongoing expansion of night lighting in developing countries, additional research on this subject is urgently needed.