Sentence examples for exposition power from inspiring English sources

The excitation wavelength is set to 800 nm (i.e. a focal spot of 0.98 µm), the temporal pulse width at ~70 fs and the exposition power is set to 20 mW (i.e. power density of 3.6 × 10 W.cm−2).

His philosophical exposition has a peculiar power and an organic unity whose cumulative effect was highly suggestive and stimulating to his contemporary readers' imaginations.

The upcoming hard-court events in the US that lead into the US Open will provide a fascinating exposition of where the power lies at the top of the women's game.

Unusual broadening of the D band and splitting of the G band into G− and G+ components with redistribution of their intensities is observed at high laser power and exposition.

Grover Cleveland pushed a button in the White House and set the great Allis engine in motion in Chicago, turning on the electric power for the exposition.

In conversations over the last few weeks, computer scientists and physicists expressed admiration for Dr. Wolfram's "engaging" and "beautifully written" exposition of ideas, like the power of algorithms, that they say are underappreciated by society.

The story of how they came to occupy a sand dune in Indiana is a testament both to the power of the exposition's modernist vision and to one man's determination to transform a marsh 60 miles from downtown Chicago into a thriving suburb.

The paper outlines how strategic exchanges were imagined and funded by the Foundation and co-ordinated by the IIE as part of a project of modernisation and exposition of geopolitical and transnational power.

To study further the evolution of Raman characteristic bands with increase of disorder, we provided time-dependent Raman measurements of the graphene at higher power density and exposition times.

The classic exposition of the role of sea power as the basis of national power and greatness was Alfred Thayer Mahan's The Influence of Sea Power upon History, 1660 1783 (1660 1783

(Reinhold's sole attempt at complete exposition of his "Theory of the Power of Cognition" is roughly sketched in Book 3 of the Versuch, whereas the "Theory of the Power of Representation" is treated in elaborate detail in all three of his book-length presentations of the Elementary Philosophy).