'light exits' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase when referring to the time when the sun, moon, or stars set. Example sentence: As the sun descended in the sky, light exits and darkness began to cover the landscape.
The ends of these fibers are highly reflective, which means that as infrared light exits the screen, some is reflected back to the camera below.
Here we can see that light exits the cell with the same polarization as input and is, therefore, unaffected by a second pass through the polarizer.
Our lily pad will present a special challenge in that some parts of the plant (such as the pad) are thin enough that some light exits the plant through a surface other than the one through which it entered.
Then the light exits through a similar filter at the front of the screen that is oriented perpendicular to the first.
Excitation light exits the confocal head and into a side port of the microscope where it is then reflected upwards using a slivered prism through filter tourrets and into the sample.
This interference has the effect that, depending on the incident wavelength, the light exits the VIPA at different angles and thus is spatially imaged separately on a detector.
The restored light exited the cloud slowly then quickly sped up to its normal 186,000 miles a second.
Directional emission of light exiting a photonic crystal waveguide by a coherent action of radiative surface modes was recently demonstrated [E. Moreno et al., Phys.
The light exiting from either objective is projected on two position-sensitive detectors, which monitor the XY force components acting on a trapped bead (diameter 3 µm).
To determine the point of interaction (POI) between γ-ray and crystal, the light exiting the crystals on one of the long sides is collected with wavelength shifters (WLS) perpendicularly arranged to the crystals.
The primary difference is that an active-matrix display has at least one transistor for each of the pixels, the elements that make up the display (50,000 to several million, depending on the resolution), and that gives a finer control over the light exiting the L.C.D. cell.
