Sentence examples for large extinction from inspiring English sources
In the nanowire structure, the directions of ENZ and ENP resonances are such that they interact with propagating waves and subsequently lead to large extinction.
It indicates that the method used in this study is precise and suitable for measuring fluids with a large extinction coefficient.
HPABS is a synthetic competitive inhibitor (Ki=7.17×10−6 M) for the cresolase activity with a large extinction coefficient at 365 nm.
The reported molecules are having absorption in visible region ranging from 450 to 550 nm with large extinction coefficient (2.5 5.0 × 104 M−104m−104
In the case of MgF2 film, the results show that the plasma ion-beam assistance exhibits large extinction coefficient, high optical absorption, and smooth surface.
Because of the high localized feature of ENZ mode, efficient electro-absorption can be achieved under the "OFF" state of the device, thus leading to large extinction ratio (ER) for both polarizations in our proposed modulator.
Although extinction is an ongoing feature of the Earth's flora and fauna (the vast majority of species ever to have lived are extinct), the fossil record reveals the occurrence of a number of unusually large extinctions, each involving the demise of vast numbers of species.
Adds Estremadoyro: "We are on the threshold of large extinctions of cultures".
Given current rates of population growth, he says, we have to get a lot smarter about conservation, or we will be responsible for "one of the largest extinction episodes in history".
New samples include a two-billion-year-old chunk of iron from Michigan suggesting that ancient oceans held little oxygen, and a 250-million-year-old piece of Siberian basalt dating from the largest extinction in the planet's history.
The new footprints, uncovered over the past decade by Grzegorz Niedzwiedzki of the University of Warsaw at three quarries in the Holy Cross Mountains of central Poland, push back the lineage to within a couple of million years of the Permian-Triassic boundary, the largest extinction in Earth's history.
