Sentence examples for light manipulating from inspiring English sources

Research in nanophotonics is shifting towards all-dielectric elements, particularly in designing tunable and experimentally feasible light manipulating metasurfaces [1, 2].

Recently, graphene-based Fano resonance metasurfaces have been successfully proposed for light manipulating devices such as modulators [10 13], absorbers [14, 15], slow-light devices [16, 17], and cloaks [16, 18], as well as others.

Improved PL performance of SiC nanorod arrays is revealed with enhancement ratios proportion to the diameters of SiC nanorods, which is caused by their special light manipulating properties and greater surface areas.

Light manipulated takes the place of natural sunlight.

The presence of selective binding sites in the imprinted polymer is apparent since the binding capacity in every light manipulated step is higher compared to the nonimprinted counterpart.

Some people can be so good at gas lighting (manipulating us into questioning our own sanity) that we are unsure what is real and we lose sight of who we are and what we desire.

Its these points of interaction that allow you to effect the colour and move the light around, giving you the sensation of touching the light and manipulating it like some kind of sun-god.

The metamaterials interact with the electric and magnetic fields in light waves, manipulating a quantity known as the index of refraction to bend the light in a way that no natural material does.

Dr. Benowitz also noted that other aspects of smoking like lighting up, manipulating the cigarette, the taste or smell of smoke and the feel of smoke in the throat also become linked to the pleasurable effects of smoking.

As a longtime fan of the California light and space movement (and its most famous proponent James Turrell), he wondered whether, instead of using light to manipulate an environment, he could use water to choreograph the human form.

Optical tweezers use a single, tightly focused beam of light to manipulate micro- and nanoscale objects in three dimensions.