Sentence examples for integration of light from inspiring English sources
The successful integration of light entrainment to direct biological function lies not only with the SCN, but also its alignment with local oscillators.
Most components of the photosynthetic machinery are known on a biophysical level, however, the structural integration of light harvesting with charge separation is still not fully understood.
Integration of light shelf with partial blinds tilted at 45° showed improved performances of mean Guth Visual Comfort Probability (VCP) and CIE Glare Index.
The integration of light pollution in landscape ecology could combine remote sensing with other aspects of light pollution like indirect propagation and spectral composition.
Despite the technological infancy as compared to planar group III-nitride LEDs, the unique properties of nitrided titanium for nanowire growth is paramount to enabling seamless integration of light emitter on transparent substrate.
This device is fabricated by integration of light emitting diodes (LEDs) applied in the double role: as the source of light inducing fluorescence and as the detector of light emitted by excited fluorescent analyte.
Moreover, the integration of light-activated therapy with light-regulated drug delivery in UCNP nanoplatform can become a new direction for more efficient imaging-guided therapy.
The development of purely organic, flexible, UV-emitting fibers enabling multiple functions, hopefully including optical gain and tailored wetting, would open new perspectives for the integration of light-emitting materials in point-of-care diagnostics and sensors and for the implementation of novel device platforms, such as flexible microlasers and smart wearable fabrics.
Preparing AlN/Si metal-insulator-semiconductor (MIS) structures with acceptable qualities will thus open the path to co-integration of light emitting nitrides with silicon microelectronics [4, 5].
After decades of artificial lighting innovation, a hot topic in the museum design world again is the integration of natural light and dealing with its assets and challenges.
This action represents the integration of energy, light, material and time (E=mc2 ), or as Ritchie states, the basic conditions necessary for art making".
