Sentence examples for its high index from inspiring English sources

The most notable physical characteristics of germania (GeO2) are its high index of refraction and its low optical dispersion.

Stratospheric ozone depletion and emission of greenhouse gases lead to a trend of the southern annular mode (SAM) toward its high-index polarity.

Although potato is an excellent dietary source of vitamins and minerals, it is also denigrated for its high glycemic index and a source for high fat and acrylamide containing food due to specific food processing steps [ 13– 15].

It can be observed that the gene expression after a 12-hour drug treatment had a better performance than the 6- and 24-hour timepoints because of its high PC index in four different probes set, and the PC index reaches the largest value of 0.605.

Titanium dioxide in particular is valued for its high refractive index and its bold white coloration, making it desirable as the most commonly used white pigment.

The potato may be a cheap source of calories, but its high glycemic index and its lacklustre nutrients (which are lessened by cooking) makes it an unhealthy food for today's ever-fattening population.

Although using scintillator plates with photodetector arrays or high sensitivity CCD cameras is one method to obtain high resolution images of radiation, the scintillation light produced in the transparent scintillators cannot exit from the scintillator due to the total internal reflection inside the scintillator because of its high refractive index.

This opens the possibility that higher fraction of Ge with its high refractive index (n) can be incorporated in Si waveguide for optical interconnect and the graftability between Si and group-IV or III V materials would be improved in silicon photonics.

The smoothness of substrate and its high refractive index play a key role in the quality of the prepared gratings.

Because of its high refractive index, the powder strongly scatters light waves, bouncing photons back and forth like a pin-ball machine.

TiO2 was chosen for its high refractive index (n = 2.27) strongly influencing the SPR wavelength and because of its applicability for photocatalysis.