Sentence examples for illuminating intensity from inspiring English sources
Since the excitation probability for 2P fluorescence varies quadratically with the illuminating intensity, the PSF of the 2P probe also varies as the square of the laser intensity distribution.
Second, the sample is illuminated with TIRF, in which the illumination intensity decays exponentially by the z position of the object.
The position of lens 1 was adjusted to illuminate an area of about 20 mm in diameter and the illumination intensity was non-uniform.
We illuminated the sample with 488nm and a cylindrical lens (f = 40mm) and a slit aperture (d = 4mm) with 2 mW illumination intensity per mm slit length.
Here's what it could look like: The lamp shade to my right looks like something straight out of the game clue and my Macbook shines bright in my face illuminating the intensity in my eyes as cafe guests mill around drinking beer coffee and chatting with their friends in spanish -- maybe a Spanish lesson?
Though loaded with the support of violence, Walker's appeal was widely reprinted after his death and served to illuminate the intensity with which some slaves were ready to combat slavery.
With advances in LED technology, light recipes — determining the number of hours illuminated, the intensity of photons directed at plants and the mix of colors — can be finely tuned to each crop and even to each stage in a crop's life.
A camera with a Pixim chip could simultaneously discern all the objects in a scene illuminated at intensities of 1 lux to 64,000 lux; CCDs would register objects in the range of 1 to 500 lux, above which they'd wash out.
All are under 25 years old, and their commitment and intensity illuminated every bar of Bruckner's symphony.
This is fabulously rich and biscuity but harmonious, its vanilla creamy intensity illuminated by the fine streak of acidity.
In the Salle des Bronzes Antiques at the Louvre museum in Paris, where ancient Greek armour waits silently for wars that will never come again, the room's vast ceiling is painted by Twombly with a bright expanse of blue, its intensity illuminated by silver and gold suns and moons as if the light of the Mediterranean were infusing the museum with desire and danger.
