Sentence examples for light the radius from inspiring English sources

The wavelength of light, the radius of a particle, and the refractive index of its medium at the relevant wavelength are required to determine the extinction coefficient, single-scattering albedo, and asymmetry factor.

The height profile of the film surface along the spherulitic radius periodically changed corresponding to the intensity profile of transmitted light along the radius of the extinction ring.

Upon varying the light intensity, the radius of the band can be changed.

The very large value of the magnetic field at the light cylinder radius suggests that this pulsar might be emitting giant radio pulses like those seen in other pulsars with similar field strengths.

The paper discusses the properties of edge bending, evaluation of the light losses depending on the radius of curvature, and analysis of possibilities to reduce these losses.

Light scattering values for the radius of gyration also produce persistence length values which increase with percentage aromatization but the values are larger than the viscometric values.

The complete two-dimensional photonic bandgap (PBG) of our optimal design reaches Δω = 0.10664(2πc/a) (where a is the lattice constant and c is the speed of light in vacuum) when the radius of dielectric rod is 280.1 nm and the half-vein width is 60 nm.

Here, assumed that light fringes are regarded as the target and the radius of light fringes will be calculated, and T is threshold value.

Since the radius of light spot with about 2 mm is much bigger than the momentum diffusion length, the contribution of the current outside the light spot can be neglected.

In fact, in the case of magnetically accelerated jets, v^{phi}simeq(r_{mathrm {lc}}/r) when (rgg r_{mathrm {lc}}), the radius of light cylinder (see Eq. (66) in Komissarov et al. (2009)).

A comparable quantity is the half-light radius, or the distance from the core within which half the total luminosity from the cluster is received.