Sentence examples for integrate light from inspiring English sources

Rugnone, M. L. et al. LNK genes integrate light and clock signaling networks at the core of the Arabidopsis oscillator.

We show applications in digital photography and we demonstrate how to integrate light fields into a modern space-flight game using LightShop.

Smart Focal-Plane-Array (FPA) technology is assumed, to integrate light at varying time-constants throughout the scene.

Since Randolph is no stranger to creating environments that seamlessly integrate light and sound, and more important, knows how to strike a party vibe, we knew he'd be the perfect person to re-imagine the Sahara Tent at Coachella.

The complete loss of light entrainment in mRGC ablated mice firmly establishes a unique mammalian-specific cellular network design to integrate light information from these photopigments to the circadian clock.

One of the fundamental questions in plant biology relates to how plants integrate light and hormone signals to optimize growth and development in constantly changing environmental conditions.

A scalable thermal drawing process is used to integrate light-emitting and photodetecting diodes into textile-ready polymer fibres, which can be woven into fabrics with possible optical communication and health monitoring applications.

The goal of the conference will be to develop a White Paper with methodological recommendations for how intervention research could integrate genetic and sociological data, and how genetic or population-based studies could integrate light-touch experimental interventions.

The visual acuity of 40 dentists was measured under the following conditions: (1) natural visual acuity, distance of 300 mm; (2) natural visual acuity, free choice of distance; (3) Galilean loupes, magnification of ×2.5; (4) Keplerian loupes, ×4.3; (5) operating microscope, ×4, integrated light; (6) operating microscope, ×6.4, integrated light.

Wasielewski, M. R. Self-assembly strategies for integrating light harvesting and charge separation in artificial photosynthetic systems.

As with Licht, Stockhausen's cycle of seven operas, the visionary Scriabin wanted to create massive, total works of art, integrating light and colour with music and dance.