Sentence examples for irradiated light from inspiring English sources
All the photoactive layers are able to almost completely absorb the UV part of irradiated light, while the thicker film evidences an enhanced visible light absorption.
The irradiated light is scattered and absorbed on the surface of metal nanoparticles, and an evanescent light wave with a strong electromagnetic field is generated and localized on the surface of the nanoparticles.
The presence of the light-scattering layer in the photoelectrodes of DSSCs and the use of the condenser lens system to concentrate the irradiated light can synergistically enhance the inherent photovoltaic performance of DSSCs.
Thirdly, more light can be scattered or reflected in the porous and incompact structure of the TiO2/SrTiO3 network film, so the utilization yield of the irradiated light would be improved [25].
The effects of substitution atoms in MBW (M = EuIII vs. ZnII) and experimental conditions including applied bias potentials, layer numbers of the films and irradiated light intensities on photocurrent generation were discussed.
The effects of applied bias voltages, electron acceptor added in the electrolyte, and layer numbers of the films, irradiated light intensities, and the compositions of POMs on photocurrent generation of the films were discussed.
The algal thalli were acclimatized in a plastic tank (50 × 40 × 40 cm) with 40 L of natural seawater (about 23 24 °C, salinity 33 ‰) collected in Li'an bay (18°24′N, 110°03′E) and irradiated with light (55 μmol photons m−2 s−1) in a 12 12 h light:dark (L D) cycle.
She and Romeo make love irradiated with light, in front of a golden alcove which might have housed the statue of a saint.
"Then she straightened up and gave her daughter a fervent smile, feeling like an actress waiting in the wings for her cue, the whole dreary apartment suddenly lifted out of its gloom and irradiated with light".
The results unambiguously show a dramatic difference in behavior of SrTiO3 irradiated with light ions (Ne, O) compared to heavy ions (Ar).
