Sentence examples for light data for from inspiring English sources

We prepared radiance-calibrated nighttime light data for 2006 and 2010 and conducted time-series analyses of the in-use steel stock using the nighttime light data.

We note that while the two different Na-birnessite samples showed differences in As V) adsorption, both samples showed an enhancement in As III) oxidation rate when exposed to light (data for HSA birnessite, shown in Additional file 1: Figure S7).

Conversely, data mining of the ontological knowledge base may also bring to light data gaps for vulnerability, impact and adaptation assessments (European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, 2010) that may trigger investigations or research studies into the health impacts of climate change.

Samsung, or rather Samsung's Advanced Institute of Technology, has created what they claim is the first CMOS sensor that can collect both visible light data (which you'd use for a normal digital image) and depth data (like a Kinect).

This study aimed to enhance, spatiotemporally, time-series DMSP/OLS nighttime light (NTL) data for detecting large-scale urban changes.

Once recovered, sunrise and sunset times can be determined from the recorded light level data for the elapsed time period.

The estimation of daily longitudes from the recorded light level data for the three tag models used is described in [10] and Teo et al. [20].

It is interesting to note that the hydrodynamic radius derived from the light scattering data for the Ca2+/CaM-activated sample (∼30 nm) is larger than that for the T286D mutant (∼11 nm).

Daily lighting consumption data for August, 2014, demonstrated that the control system strategy realized lighting energy savings of up to an average of 80% on cloudy days.

Up to now, such fish have been tracked remotely using two principal methods: direct positioning of transmitters by Argos polar-orbiting satellites, and satellite relay of tag-derived light-level data for post hoc track reconstruction.

The movements and behaviour of large pelagic fish such as sharks and tuna have been tracked over large spatio-temporal scales by remote means using two main approaches: (i) direct, near real time positioning of animal-attached platform terminal transmitters (PTTs) by Argos polar-orbiting satellites, and (ii) satellite relay of tag-derived light-level data for post hoc track reconstruction [6].