Sentence examples for inputs of light from inspiring English sources

The model was successfully validated with experimental data from reformer tests with 4 kW, 6 kW and 10 kW thermal inputs of light fuel oil.

Because we had to place IR2 in a vacuum chamber, while on the ground, to perform all imaging tests, the small sapphire window did not allow the input of light to uniformly and fully illuminate the 12° × 12° FOV of the camera.

However, many genetic and physiological events take place between the input of light and overt signs of resumed development (i.e. molting).

The relative importance of the evening loop in the two-loop model may be related to rhythm generation or to the input of light signals that regulate clock components.

More generally, photoperiodic response consists of an input of light that is recognized as a long or short day length by the photoperiodic timer, integrated by the photoperiodic counter, and executed through the neuroendocrine system to control seasonal events such as diapause.

Thus, the relative input of light and intense activities was the same.

This could be anywhere in the cascade of events, from the input of light [ 10] to the secretion of juvenile hormone in the corpora allata.

Thus, cyc is involved in regulating diapause somewhere between the input of light and the secretion of juvenile hormone in the corpora allata.

Entrainment of gpdA in A. nidulans required the combined input of light and temperature cycles, because neither light nor temperature alone was sufficient for entrainment (Greene et al. 2003).

In 1936, Erwin Bünning [ 2] proposed that circadian rhythmicity constituted the basis of photoperiodic time measurement, a hypothesis with intrinsic appeal given that both processes rely primarily on the input of light.

Very quickly, it was recognized in Drosophila that the TTFL consisted of positive-acting elements (CLK/CYC) and negative-acting elements (PER/TIM) with input of light through CRY1 (aka dCRY) and its interaction with TIM and SGG.