Sentence examples for exploitation of light from inspiring English sources

This paper presents a critical review of the exploitation of light in ALD to stimulate photochemical processes.

Air injection process has been widely applied for the exploitation of light and heavy oil reservoirs due to air's free availability and large quantity.

We therefore suggest that the non-cortical lichens can be characterized ecologically as light-demanding plants with physiological traits that appear unfavourable for the exploitation of low light conditions of the forest interior.

However, this technology suffers from some main technical barriers that impede its commercialization, i.e., the inefficient exploitation of visible light, low adsorption capacity for hydrophobic contaminants, uniform distribution in aqueous suspension and post-recovery of the TiO2 particles after water treatment.

The HL ecotypes have a common "core" of ∼100 genes not found in the LL ecotypes, and many of these may be responsible for the exploitation of high light near the surface [23].

One of the murals in Harlem, titled "Exploitation of Labor," depicts light- and dark-skinned workers building temples; in one corner, a woman with a bare breast pleads on behalf of a man whose hands are bound.

This finding demonstrates the feasibility of the combination of the up-converting materials with quantum dot-sensitized solar cells to extend the exploitation of the solar light to a wider range thus enabling the fabrication of highly efficient solar cells.

The investigation of this new imaging modality has also led to the exploitation of the Cerenkov light produced in media different than tissue in other biomedical contexts.

TiO2 is excited by UV radiation, ruling out the exploitation of the visible light and this makes it unattractive for the solar energy conversion (Kezzim et al. 2011).

One of the key advantages of the proposed approach is the exploitation of both significant light harvesting as well as optimal collection of available information.

Success in the interior environment requires effective exploitation of the limited amounts of light.