Sentence examples for heterogeneous lighting from inspiring English sources
Throughout, we consider galleries with both homogenous and heterogeneous lighting conditions.
For environments with heterogeneous lighting conditions several challenges still exist when designing practical systems.
Most Emergent Groups were more area-dependent in open than in forested landscapes, owing to heterogeneous light levels in forest weakening the species area relationship.
Coherent vibrational wave packet motion is shown here to survive the heterogeneous light-induced electron transfer reaction and to continue even in the product state M+.
Therefore, shoot architecture of Q. suber seedlings involving high levels of self-shading allows to adequately cope with the low but highly heterogeneous light conditions of the understory, particularly when sunflecks of contrasting durations take place as it is frequently the case for evergreen Mediterranean forests.
After 16 hr, we begin to see more heterogeneous light scattering and a new discrete peak of reduced fluorescence.
We then conducted individual-based simulations to examine the probability of speciation by sexual selection as a byproduct of local adaptation of the visual system in a heterogeneous light environment.
Simulated retroillumination images were created by placing clusters of 5000 opacity pixels drawn from trivariate normal distributions on a standard background image with a fixed pupillary margin (thus the segmentation step in the CAD algorithm was not tested) and heterogeneous light intensity across the image.
Heterogeneous illumination of the field of view in light microscopy images is inversely related to objective magnification.
(Cultures grown from a single colony of MJ11 were as heterogeneous in light output as cultures grown from multiple colonies, as described in Text S1).
We have presented a paradigm in plasmon-mediated heterogeneous catalysts for light-driven, selective rWGS a plasmonic heterostructure that exclusively utilizes non-precious, earth-abundant elements.
