Sentence examples for intensity light source from inspiring English sources

In addition, numerical results are presented and effects of different physical and geometrical parameters, including light intensity, light source position, contraction coefficient, and the thickness of the beam on the vibration characteristics of the beam are investigated.

The obtained multilayer thin film heterojunction of ITO/CdS/Polymer/CuInSe2/Ag has been characterized for structural, compositional, optical and solar cell characteristics by illuminating it to 100 mW/cm2 intensity light source.

Briefly, rats were placed on an elevated and unsteady platform for 30 min. The platform was positioned 1 m above the ground and illuminated with a high intensity light source (1500 Lux).

Chiou et al. developed a novel platform by which DEP electrodes could be optically patterned in real time using a low intensity light source and a large field of view objective.

When using B mode, if there is a high-intensity light source within the screen, the image may be displayed darker but will be recorded normally.

The electrons were injected directly by an electric current into the junction, rather than by an external, high-intensity light source.

Afterimages are best realized when staring at some high-intensity light source (i.e., a light bulb) and then changing the fixation to other less luminous portions of the scene: a temporary "ghost" image of that strong intensity remains noticeable for a period of time.

For these highly sensitive applications, the PBA approach currently necessitates both a high-intensity light source and nearly complete elimination of oxygen from the monomer formulation (Avens et al., 2008).

If using a high-intensity light source like metal halide bulbs, you should keep the bulb about a yard (1 m) away from the plants.

The law is further restricted to conventional photochemical processes using light sources with moderate intensities; high-intensity light sources such as those used in flash photolysis and in laser experiments are known to cause so-called biphotonic processes; i.e., the absorption by a molecule of a substance of two photons of light.

The time-resolved measurements based on a single-photon counting method is effective method to investigate the response speed of the low-intensity light sources, such as graphene-based emitters, because the emission response can be accurately measured independently of the light intensity.