Sentence examples for influences of light from inspiring English sources
The influences of light intensity, temperature, NaCl, NaHCO3 and fertilizer are investigated on biomass, lipid and eicosapentaenoic acid productivity.
The influences of light irradiance, pH, phenol initial concentration, and disc rotation were investigated as other main operating parameters.
The present paper focuses on the relative influences of light, anoxia and type of substrate on the discoloration of Prussian blue dyed textiles.
Thereby, no influences of light intensity (maximum daily values in between 2400 and 3050 µmol photons/m2/s) or temperature (maximum daily temperatures were between 29.9 and 41.9 °C) on productivity were observed (correlation coefficient below ±0.5).
Since this phenomenon may result from many other conditions such as the dynamic behavior of moving vehicles, discussions of different shadows, and influences of light reflection, we would rather concentrate on developing a more practical and automatic algorithm in shadow removal.
Influences of light on carbohydrate metabolism are also present in P. blakesleeanus (Rua et al. 1987).
Under the pressure of modernization and westernization have emerged new forms showing the influence of light dance music, operetta, and musical comedy.
"I was probably the least talented of my siblings but something about light, the influence of light on shape and form to create different emotional feelings, I found fascinating".
May 6, 1742 Geneva, Switzerland July 22, 1809 Geneva, Switzerland Jean Senebier, (born May 6, 1742, Geneva died July 22 , 1809 Geneva) Swiss botanist and naturalist who demonstrated that green plants consume carbon dioxide and release oxygen under the influence of light.
Toxaphene, which contains 67 69 percent chlorine, is insoluble in water but highly soluble in several organic solvents; under the influence of light, heat, or strong alkalies, it decomposes, forming hydrogen chloride and losing its toxicity to insects.
This work describes the influence of light on the treatment of nitrobenzene (NB) in aqueous solutions.
