Sentence examples for light spectroscopy from inspiring English sources
Light absorption coefficients were experimentally determined through light spectroscopy.
Visible light spectroscopy (VLS) is a new technique that noninvasively measures mucosal oxygen saturation during endoscopy.
After 4 8 fold stretching, the host guest films were analyzed by polarized light spectroscopy.
In this framework, the synergies between light spectroscopy and image analysis, offered by hyperspectral imaging, are of prominent interest.
The purpose of this study was to assess fetal tissue venous oxygenation (StO2%) in utero during laser therapy for twin-twin transfusion syndrome via visible light spectroscopy (VLS).
Figure 4 Average hydrodynamic diameters ( dH ) of montmorillonite-only suspensions (8 mg/L) in constantly stirred solutions were measured as a function of time after mixing with artificial seawater (ASW) using dynamic light spectroscopy.
They came up with a "body scanner" that measures height, weight, and body temperature in forty-five seconds, and uses "red-light spectroscopy" to unearth fun facts about the heart.
Visible-light spectroscopy revealed progressive growth of the film thickness with the number of deposition of steps, while XRD and AFM showed that partially exfoliated, highly anisometric (aspect ratio >50) graphite oxide platelet aggregates were deposited with an average thickness of the stacked graphite oxide platelets of 10 carbon layers (7.4 nm).
Organic compounds absorb electromagnetic energy, but only those with several conjugated double bonds appear coloured by the absorption of visible light (see spectroscopy: Molecular spectroscopy).
The development of ultrastructural biomarkers can aid in cancer diagnosis when detected by scattering-based techniques, such as optical coherence microscopy, light-scattering spectroscopy, confocal light absorption and scattering spectroscopy, and partial wave spectroscopic microscopy [ 43- 45].
Schlingman et al. (2012) report on their validation study of the Light and Spectroscopy Conceptual Inventory (LSCI), which probes student thinking about concepts of light and spectroscopy within the context of astronomy.
