Sentence examples for light and yield from inspiring English sources

The dense (black) portions of the negative image result in little exposure of the paper and, so, yield light image areas; thin portions of the negative let through more light and yield dark areas in the print, thus re-creating the light values of the original scene.

Therefore, a film of optimal thickness would absorb more light and yield a higher current.

Magical seeds offered through the potions were told to grow with haste, hold more light and yield great talent.

A Dendrobium orchid needs lots of bright light and yield plenty of pretty flowers.

OCT uses interference patterns of backscattered near-infrared light and yields measurements (in micrometers) that are accurate to within 5 to 6 μm of histologic parameters [ 25, 31], which could potentially assess the extent of neuronal death and axonal loss in RNFL [ 32].

A Phalaenopsis orchid doesn't need much light and yields a lot of flowers.

Principal component analysis of the Tmax, Tmin, Tmean, soil moisture, daily light integral and yield were conducted.

Dirac's theory treated the electromagnetic field as a "gas" of photons (the quanta of light), and it yielded a correct description of the absorption and emission of radiation by electrons in atoms.

In the right panel all principal intensities are about equally distributed, which corresponds to isotropic 3D light and thereby yields D r,ω ≈3, as is the case for instance with blackbody radiation.

The effects of operating temperature, weight hourly space velocity (WHSV) and glycerol concentration on light olefins selectivity and yield were observed.

Multi-objective genetic algorithm was performed to attain a single set of processing parameters that could produce both the highest light olefin selectivity and yield.