Sentence examples for integrating light from inspiring English sources

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.

The obtained enhancements would open a new route for integrating light trapping nanostructures in CH3NH3PbI3 perovskite-based solar cells for better efficiency.

For now, it's a software development kit that comes with an API for integrating light field technology into applications in a number of imaging fields, including holography, microscopy, architecture, and security.

In this study, we undertook the challenge of integrating light emitters onto amorphous quartz by demonstrating the direct growth and fabrication of a III-nitride nanowire-based light-emitting diode.

After Ca2+ measurements, eggs were monitored for luminescence by integrating light emission (in the absence of fluorescence excitation) for 20 min using the same intensified CCD camera.

In this partially coherent imaging scheme the intensity measured at the detector's plane is given by integrating light reflected back from the sample onto the fiber's plane over the inner cladding collection area.

In particular, display technology relies on integrating light-emitting diodes with display panel as a source for backlighting.

Inspired by this concept, self-assembly strategies for integrating light-harvesting units are highly desirable objectives in supramolecular chemistry.

The developed system presents a solution for integrating lighting simulation with interactive visualization to support lighting design.

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.

This OEIC monolithically integrates light emitting diode (LED), silicon dioxide waveguide, photodetector and receiver circuit on a single silicon chip.