Sentence examples for light segregation from inspiring English sources
Obviously in this case we are utilizing macroscopic visible effects but as proven in previous work using light, segregation of the plasmodium, directly interfaced to electrical measurement circuitry could give microscopic spatial data on the positioning and concentration of environmental chemicals.
The right for Indigenous Australians to vote federally resulted from a confluence of increasingly vocal Aboriginal activism and an embarrassing international perspective that viewed Australia's "colour bar" in the same light as segregation in America and apartheid in South Africa.
In this dilute range, lateral segregation of light and heavy particles into clusters and formation of fingering flow structure do not occur.
The previous section suggested that the segregation of light and dark signals by Drosophila's motion estimation circuitry might enhance naturalistic motion estimation in a manner that also generates the observed glider responses.
At the NUA, we have spent years shining a light on the ways that segregation, discrimination, poverty and persistent negative stereotypes conspire to hold Black and Brown students back from academic success and economic prosperity.
In this case, ASSIsT may re-edit GS-calls by applying de novo filters using the original light intensity data and the segregation patterns in the germplasm.
This separation of heavier and lighter particles is called horizontal segregation (Fig. 6b).
NaOH and KOH tests showed intermediate colour segregation i.e. light wine red colour compared with parents.
Segregation of vehicles from light, heavy and motorbikes is made to account for traffic flow.
Collectively, these results shed more light on the impact of size segregation of a binary-size mixture on the characteristics of the rotating drum.
Further analysis of coordinated mechanisms involving Haspin and Aurora kinases will shed new light on the regulation of chromosome segregation in cell division during plant growth and development.
