Sentence examples for from each led from inspiring English sources

The light from each LED bounces off a waveguide and strikes the film at a different angle, causing the embedded optics of the film to steer the light in two different directions.

Fluorescence generated from each LED was detected over a 435 600-nm emission window.

By adopting this approach, we can use the horizontal illuminance equation of an LED with a non-circular emission cross-section by adding each illuminance component from each LED [13, 24].

A local dimming algorithm is designed for the backlight, and grid-noise artifacts in the LC driving signal are successfully removed with consideration of the backlight distribution to provide identical intensity from each LED block.

The fact that the differences of shoot dry matter production between RP/ HA Trp) and SSP were not different from each other led to the fact that the fertilizer efficiency of RP/ HA Trp) and SSP was quite similar to each other and significantly higher than that of RP principally for the highest P dose (50 mg kg−1) and third harvest (Table 4).

When comparing solubilized xylan yields from enzymatic hydrolysis of pretreated solids at the 10 g glucan/L employed for evaluating substrate breakdown by enzymes, it should be kept in mind that compositional variations in the substrates from each pretreatment led to quite different ratios of enzyme protein to xylan content.

The observation that TNT-like bridges also emerge when attached PC12 (Rustom et al. 2004) or immune cells (Önfelt et al. 2004, 2006; Sowinski et al. 2008) depart from each other, led to the proposal of a second mechanism of TNT formation (Gerdes et al. 2007; Önfelt et al. 2004), which a priori excludes any dependence on chemotactic guidance of filopodia.

Distributed lag models under a linear mixed-effects models framework were used to assess the regression coefficients between 30-minute PM2.5 and ST-height measures from each lead; i.e., one lag indicates a 30-minute separation between the exposure and outcome.

Pipes containing wiring from each panel lead to a small shed behind the building, where the solar-generated power is converted from direct current to alternating current.

We argue that a prevailing dualistic perspective of humans and environment as separate from each other leads to a lack of appreciation for environmental integrity.

In this paper, we show that jointly predicting OOV regions, and including contextual information from each region, leads to substantial improvement in OOV detection.