Sentence examples for light exhibits from inspiring English sources
Yet at the risk of sounding churlish or mad, it has to be said that his new collection, Electric Light, exhibits more of the weaknesses that have been discerned, and fewer of the strengths, than any of his recent collections.
For example, the Arctic ground squirrel (whose winter period of dormancy is referred to as hibernation), when taken into the laboratory, supplied with adequate amounts of food and water, and exposed to constant temperature and light, exhibits periodic torpor (extreme sluggishness)—an innate behavioral pattern that operates independently of environmental cues.
Therefore, the reflected light exhibits two dips associated with SPRs in those two areas.
The photocatalytic activity under UV light exhibits a slight decrease if the Fe content was as high as 1 %.
We demonstrate a cross-linked polymer that, upon exposure to light, exhibits stress and/or strain relaxation without any concomitant change in material properties.
The grating for TE-polarized light exhibits diffraction efficiencies higher than 0.95 within 23 nm bandwidth and relatively low square of electric field enhancement ratio of 5.7.
The electroanalytical results of as prepared Au/GCE under visible light illumination exhibited obvious superiority compared with non-visible light illumination due to the surface plasma resonance (SPR).
FE-SEM image of the PSi surface indicated that the PSi prepared under tungsten-halogen white light illumination exhibited a very stable and even surface.
The Lagoon of Light exhibit is closed for refurbishment until February (as part of the general sprucing up for City of Culture year) but there's plenty more to see – with maybe less of a crowd.
Patients with XP are highly sensitive to light, exhibit premature skin aging, and are prone to malignant skin tumours because the XP proteins, many of which mediate nucleotide excision repair, can no longer function.
The Lumin (named for the Latin word for light) exhibit opens January 25 at the museum.
