Sentence examples for illumination I from inspiring English sources

When light falls upon a surface it produces illumination (i.e., illuminance), the usual measure of illuminance being the foot-candle, which is one lumen falling on each square foot of receiving surface.

Table 3 summarizes the final GEE models for log CS (contrast sensitivity) at three levels of illumination, i.e. normal, low (4%), and very low (0.1%).

There was no significant turning point in the response for any level of ambient illumination, i.e., no quadratic effect, with the largest probability being 0.54.

Table 2 summarizes the final GEE models for logMAR (visual acuity) at three levels of illumination, i.e. normal, low (4%), and very low (0.1%).

Fos-positive dorsal horn neurones were then counted at higher magnification in these sections and their locations assigned to the appropriate laminae of the spinal cord as distinguished under dark field illumination, i.e. lamina I, lamina II and laminae III VI (deep dorsal horn).

A comparison of the Chl- a fluorescence characteristics between the lines revealed that, apart from sex1-3/tpt-2, all other double mutants showed an increased Fo, and a similar response towards AL illumination, i.e. a fluorescence quenching below Fo followed by a slow recovery in the dark (not shown).

The production of photosynthetic pigments is not repressed in aerobically growing cells by illumination with dim light, i.e. below 2000 lux of incandescent light (equivalent to 40 µE m−2 s−1).

I is the illumination spectrum (i.e., the spectrum of the downwelling light), Se is the predominant ambient light spectrum, and Ri is the absorption spectrum of cells with opsin allele i.

Both IOS and VSD data were displayed as a percent change in illumination (d I / I).

This 1 eV shift thus originates from the illumination effect, i.e. a charge carrier (electron hole pair) generation.

Our intelligent vehicle operates outdoors with pedestrians and others vehicles, and outperforms illumination variation, i.e.: shadows, low lighting conditions, night vision, among others.