Sentence examples for features of light from inspiring English sources

Hunger for ether intensified as the wave-like features of light became established.

But these are characteristic features of light, for light is essentially self-multiplicative and self-diffusive, a sphere of light being instantaneously generated from a point of light.

The specifically physical features of light scattering and surface plasmonic properties made Au nanoparticles (AuNPs) promising materials as CT contrast agents for molecular imaging.

The local features of light emission from ZnO microrods were studied: it is revealed that ZnO luminescence spectra are significantly influenced by the crystal morphology.

The effective regulations or standards haven't provided enough safety requirements for unusual design features of light ejection escape equipment installed on acrobatic aircraft.

The RT-PIC model presented in this paper successfully reproduces the salient features of light emission during PD pulse within a narrow channel, and yields detailed information about the extent of C C bond breakage.

Thus, the distinguishing features of light-harvesting systems (fluorescence resonance energy transfer) were successfully combined with the properties of classical ring-opening sensor systems.

Thus, the distinguishing features of light-harvesting (fluorescence resonance energy transfer) systems were successfully combined with the properties of classical photoinduced electron transfer and ring-opening sensing systems.

Thus, the distinguishing features of light-harvesting systems (fluorescence resonance energy transfer) were successfully combined with the properties of classical ring-opening sensor systems, which may be beneficial for monitoring pH variations in complex samples.

Here we summarize the main features of light-harvesting proton pumps, which may provide a relatively simple way to boost the efficiency of energy-limited biological processes in fuel production.

The paper examines the design features of light-handed regulation in Australia and New Zealand in relation to the stated objectives associated with the introduction of light-handed regulation.