Sentence examples for imaging of light from inspiring English sources
Windowless is typically preferred for imaging of light elements, for which the window material can significantly attenuate the fluorescence signal and also contribute to X-ray scatter.
We developed a novel configuration of a cooled charge-coupled device (CCD) for 2-dimensional imaging of light emission from biological material.
Organic matter would need to be stained by a heavy metal cocktail in order to be visible and imaging of lighter atoms in an electron microscope is more difficult as they scatter electrons less efficiently [27, 28].
The camera was angled at 35° from the vertical for selective imaging of retroreflected light in preference to specular reflection, and a low NA was used to discriminate against scattered light.
Hyperspectral imaging of visible light can pick out camouflaged man-made objects from surrounding natural ones.
In the VUV edge imaging spectrometer, a field mirror and a collimation mirror are used for imaging of the light onto the entrance slit of the VUV imaging spectrometer.
When light was found to be a sensitive tool for measuring the hemoglobin concentration and oxygenation in the blood [44], imaging of reflected light began to be widely used in studies of animals to examine the functional architecture of the cortex.
Removable mirror allows switching between imaging arms via detection objective 1 and 2. The filter is also removable to allow for direct imaging of the illumination light.
Yet melanopsin is expressed in a class of mammalian retinal ganglion cells centrally involved in the regulation of the circadian cycle and in other "non-imaging" actions of light.
In time domain optical imaging, short pulses of light driven by pulsed laser diodes are used to illuminate the organism under study and excite fluorescent molecules.
Owing to the extended depth of imaging by means of light sheet microscopy, the high mobility of small RabA1d-positive TGN vesicles was observed in diverse root tissues such as epidermis, cortex, endodermis, pericycle and central cylinder cells.
