Sentence examples for illuminated simultaneously from inspiring English sources

Due to the scanning, only an area given by the spot size of the illumination beam (in our case approximately 1 3 cones) is illuminated simultaneously at any given instant and possible collective effects as scattering created by a distribution of cones is avoided.

During the non-spatial training sessions the stimulus lights in the five holes were illuminated simultaneously and continuously and a nose-poke in any hole produced the illumination of the food magazine and was reinforced by the delivery of the condensed milk solution (procedure adapted from Patel et al. 2006).

As a result, objects that are closer together than about 200 nm will be illuminated simultaneously and fluoresce in concert.

To enhance the etching, the solution was continuously stirred and ultraviolet light was illuminated simultaneously onto the surface during the etching process [17].

Alternatively, a relatively large area of sample may be illuminated simultaneously with a broad beam (a macroprobe), and the emission imaged onto a detector with lateral resolution, e.g. a pixelated detector such as a charge coupled device (CCD) [6,14-18], sometimes with energy resolution on each pixel [19,20].

In this way, multiple wavelengths may be illuminated simultaneously, thereby increasing the imaging speed and their respective contribution to the attenuated detected signal can be extracted using synchronous detection techniques [ 15].

Organized by Walter Liedtke, the Met's curator of Dutch and Flemish painting, "Frans Hals in the Metropolitan Museum" is the museum's latest attempt to illuminate simultaneously the history of art and its own institutional evolution by capitalizing on its permanent collection.

Because stomata have an ellipsoidal shape, simple ROI- ellipsoidal scanning (ellipse tool) was used to illuminate simultaneously the two guard cells.

Macdonald carved a face which could be that of a child or an old man, simultaneously illuminated by innocence and exuding wisdom.

The very act of turning live games into 16-millimeter film works inevitably glorified the violence of football — but simultaneously illuminated the skills and toil of players, in the trenches and the air, that television cannot.

This supported photocatalyst was simultaneously illuminated with both UV light and the infrared beam.