Sentence examples for light guidance from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we present a highly sensitive biosensor for thrombin detection using emission light guidance by 3-dimensional (3D) photonic (PC) crystals.

All of the control and/or natural light guidance systems and/or strategies guarantee the penetration of daylight into the building, thus reducing the electrical energy consumption for lighting and cooling.

Owing to emission light guidance of the artificially designed 3D nanoporous PC structure, as far as we know, this proposed thrombin detection biosensor shows the highest sensitivity with a detection limit of 3.8 pM compared to other existing fluorescent based detection techniques.

The emission light guidance is induced by optical resonances at the specific wavelength that can be engineered by modifying the pore size of the nanoporous PC structures, and it results in enhancing the fluorescent signals from quantum dots (Qdot -aptamer beacons.

It also gave light guidance for subscriber growth in the third quarter.

The company also reported a light guidance for the fourth quarter of revenue between $815 million and $865 million.

Other light-guidance strategies allow single cells to be targeted in the living, intact mammalian brain; such methods are based on advanced optics (e.g., holographic techniques and powerful lasers).

From the character of aesthetics as a philosophical science (see above) it follows that its history cannot be separated from that of philosophy at large, from which aesthetics receives light and guidance, and gives back light and guidance in its turn.

Light touch guidance is needed to ensure delivery partnerships develop in a sustainable, accountable way.

In light of guidance that the SEC has released in recent years on the application of the fair disclosure and anti-fraud provisions of the federal securities laws to social media, companies with an active social media presence should already have in place procedures to vet the company's own posts, as well as posts by executives in their individual capacity.

President William McKinley, who on the whole favored keeping the Philippines (the Senate ratified the treaty by a narrow vote), resolved his dilemma by putting it into a religious context: "I am not ashamed to tell you, Gentlemen, that I went down on my knees and prayed Almighty God for light and guidance that one night.