Sentence examples for illuminated observation from inspiring English sources

The ZMW is a structure that creates an illuminated observation volume that is small enough to allow the observation of a single nucleotide of DNA (also known as a base) being incorporated by DNA polymerase.

His prose, illuminated by precise observation, has been well translated (though not flawlessly) by Edith Grossman.

The AFM observation illuminated that circles one by one were formed in "grafting from" prepared SiO2 (GF), while core shell morphology found in "grafting to" prepared SiO2 (GT), because of the different surface properties of the modified SiO2.

No matter the improved odds, the data, like the field observations, illuminated that even the most determined efforts to cheat death could still be desperate — like the case of an Afghan soldier wounded on Dec. 9.

Parents' comments and observations illuminated dynamic interdependencies among the three types of continuity, as well as elements of experiencing care that are particularly, and in some cases, uniquely pertinent to perceptions of continuity and connectedness of care and services for this population.

The dark joke embedded in that observation is illuminated by the history Red Peter proceeds to unfold.

Most people who have reached middle age can recall two or three books that have guided and illuminated their study and observation of life and history.

This observation is illuminated by numerical experiments.

Simple energetic considerations have further illuminated the heretofore puzzling observation that states of nitrogenase activated by the accumulation of multiple [e /H+] can relax through release of H2 (Scheme 1), but H2 cannot reduce nitrogenase in what appears to be the reverse process: the answer is that the processes are not microscopic reverses.

MESSENGER observations have illuminated how the 1500-km-diameter 1500-km-diameter 1500-km-diametermatiCaloriseformational activity.

These observations were illuminated with a model based on Polya's urn [ 20– 22] which was able to unify Heap's and Zipf's laws and capture the correlations in the discoveries without explicit reference to the unknown space of possibilities to which the concept of "the adjacent possible" refers.