Sentence examples for light capturing from inspiring English sources

In recent years, huge advances in digital cameras have enabled photographers to work in much lower light, capturing animals at dusk without artificial lighting, or immortalising fast-moving, never-before-seen events in nature.

It is shown that enhanced surface area, roughness factor, high crystallinity and one-dimensional framework which are offered by screen-printed porous TiO2 nanorods make a great microenvironment for more accessible reactive sites, light capturing ability, efficient charge generation and smooth transfer of photogenerated charge carriers.

In conclusion, we have shown the serial coupling of two independent processes of light capturing by PS2 and PS1 yielding a fully closed and autonomous biophotovoltaic cell.

Alternatively (or in combination with an antimicrobial role), they might have provided protection against UV radiation, for example being the precursor of a light capturing pigment such as in modern purple bacteria.

Hence, the periodicity could lead to improved light capturing when the sizes match with the input wavelength.

Obviously, the 500-nm periodicity Si inverted nanocone arrays show strong light capturing capability for approximately 500 nm wavelength light.

The muscadet, lemony and light, captures the virtues of one of the Loire's least appreciated wines.

The Vienna of Schnitzler, Freud, and Musil still shimmers with a seductive light, captured brilliantly in Danube's decor.

"Vibrant and melancholy" is how he describes the city; his multilayered photos, with their silhouetted figures, deep shadows, and brilliant light, capture the mood perfectly.

"Quarry, Lumberton" (1918) is a magnificent picture, although a layer of protective glass dulls the delicate effects of late afternoon light captured in the work.

In the first stage, the light captured by the eyes is processed separately in each eye.