Sentence examples for half intensity from inspiring English sources

This causes the light connected to the dimmer to glow at half intensity.

For example, if the dimmer is set at half intensity, it conducts for half its cycle and does not conduct for the other half.

The orientation of samples was also characterized by measuring the full width at the half intensity maximum of small angle X-ray scattering intensity circle profiles and showed good correlation with modulus measurements.

The bandwidth at half intensity at 1721 cm−1 was directly related to the amount of the total rigid phase and confirmed by the variation of the heat capacity increase at the glass transition temperature.

The bandwidth at half intensity at 1721 cm−1 in the Raman spectrum varied between 32 cm−1 for the complete amorphous phase and 7 cm−1 for the total rigid phase, the sum of the rigid amorphous and crystalline phase.

The extrapolation of the bandwidth at half intensity at 1721 cm−1 to the value of zero, corresponding to the complete crystalline phase, gave a melting enthalpy of 196 J/g and the corresponding density of the crystalline phase was 1.4390 g/cm3.

Bristol City played with a first-half intensity that troubled Ipswich on a number of occasions.

Pete McGrath says his Fermanagh side couldn't match Monaghan's second-half intensity as the Farney County pulled clear to earn a 1-20 to 1-11 UlSFCr SFC preliminary-round win.

A reduction to one-half intensity in the sequence chromatogram represents the arrest of half of the reads (those originating from the left end of the genome) at the left chromosome terminus [ 31].

Simultaneously, in the central part of active zone, the same FeL 3 line and its six components still remained broader (with a width by half-intensity of the FeL 3 line from 5.0 to 6.1 eV) and the similar peak-to-peak distance was 2.5 eV (Fig. 14b, dotted line 2).

> -wrap-foot> a d interplanar spacing, FWHM half-intensity width, A peak area For comparison, Fig.  7 shows DSC thermograms for PU-1 and PU-2 samples.