Sentence examples for illuminated beam from inspiring English sources

The illuminated beam was not focused to a point and had a collimated diameter of approximately 2mm on the cornea.

This is in part due to the fact that the nonlinear excitation is confined to a focused volume rather than the whole illuminated beam path as it is the case for one-photon fluorescence.

In fact, in both fluorescence and reflectance modes the absorption properties of a specimen have a negative impact on image contrast by attenuating the illuminated beam and backscattered or fluorescence signal.

Ms. Rice and her team reproduce that heady sensation, but they also shed a piercing, illuminating beam on what it means to be lost like that — in the movies, of course, but also in love.

The player locates a pocket-size flashlight early in the game, but the light beam illuminates only a few feet.

This instrument, called the confocal scanning laser ophthalmoscope (SLO), was based on a confocal optical imaging system and a scanning laser light beam illuminating the retina.

A focused laser light beam illuminates the spheres as they flow through the examination zone, allowing optical detectors within the flow cytometers to measure the fluorescence bound to the microspheres.

After chemical processing, the resulting hologram, illuminated with a light beam, act as a diffraction grating and provides a replication of the original object wavefront.

When the light from the beacon is reflected from the retina (shown in red), all the lenslets imaging the illuminated part of retina off-axis with respect to the illuminating beam will produce a radially elongated spot image, with increasing amounts of elongation the further off-axis the lenslet happens to be.

And that's because we realise that we've been standing in an illuminating beam whose source is, and can only be, truly great art.

This method can be applied to a particle larger than the cross-sectional area of an illuminating beam.