Sentence examples for green radiation from inspiring English sources

Protonation with DEHEPSA transforms blue radiation emitters into the green radiation ones.

In the base (non-protonated) form they emit either blue radiation or green radiation depending on the mutual presence of conjugated and saturated chain segments.

High-power continuous wave green radiation has been generated by means of type-II phase-matched frequency doubling in a KTP crystal located in a simple linear cavity incorporating a diode side-pumped Nd YAG laser module.

Adding visual insult to this travesty, said fabrics shall only be produced in unflattering colors, such as radioactive green, radiation yellow and nuclear fission blue.

Small amounts of defects or impurities (about one per million of lattice atoms) color diamond blue (boron), yellow (nitrogen), brown (lattice defects), green (radiation exposure), purple, pink, orange or red.

The model matches the transmission properties of green wall radiation, and the model simulation fits empirical transmission results.

Multiple rounds of duplications for both pgm and pho genes have subsequently occurred during the green line radiation [ 13], one of which has given rise to a cytosolic/plastidic specialization (duplications D1 in Figures  2A and 2B).

In California, Will Daniels, senior vice president for food safety at Earthbound Farm, a major producer of organic salad greens, said the company was prepared to test soil and greens for radiation if concerns persisted or fallout from Japan intensified.

Yet Busby, until our report was published, advised the Green party on radiation.

For optical application of the CQDs, especially as light display materials, it is desirable to be able to produce the fluorescent CQDs which can emit blue, green, and red radiation.

Temperate reefs, hard bottom habitats, and manmade structures of the mid-Atlantic region face less solar radiation, greener and more turbid waters, and larger annual temperature variation than tropical coral reef habitats (Steimle and Zetlin, 2000).