Sentence examples for light passage through from inspiring English sources

Theses aberrations originate mainly from the light passage through distorting ocular media, especially the cornea and the crystalline lens, but can additionally be introduced depending on the application.

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The light passage rate for this sample is more than 92% the same as light passage rate for pure methyl methacrylate (92%).

The signal detected by Bicep2 is not easy to see because it is masked by distortions caused by the light's passage through clusters of galaxies, and through dust clouds in the Milky Way.

The said system even loses its inherent bi-focal nature due to depolarization of polarized polychromatic light upon passage through the birefringent crystal.

The axial shielding factor of the cylindrical magnetic shield was measured using a magnetometer based on non-linear magneto-optical rotation of the plane of polarized laser light upon passage through a paraffin-coated vapor cell containing natural Rb at room temperature.

On rare occasions, Saturn passes in front of a distant star, and that star continues to shine undiminished by its light's passage through the rings.

The modern machinery of a camera and light's passage through its aperture substitutes for brush and ink, as a painter would use for traditional calligraphy.

Leafing through her mother's photo album, "a testament to her light-footed passage through her time," she tells this blind, bedridden woman stories to remind her who she is.

In Fig.  1c- e, those residues of KR2 that are expected to coordinate the Na+ ion during its light-triggered passage through the mid-plane of the membrane [ 16, 38, 40, 41, 51] overlap with the actual Na+ ligands of δ-OR in the 3d and 7th helices.

In eliciting the narratives -- many obtained under hypnosis -- of people who said they had been abducted, Mr. Hopkins was struck by the recurrence of certain motifs: the lonely road, the dark of night, the burst of light, the sudden passage through the air and into a waiting craft, and above all the sense of time that could not be accounted for.