Sentence examples for long emission from inspiring English sources
Photophysical comparison between solid state sample, solution sample and composite samples indicated that excited state geometric relaxation was effectively limited by polymer immobilization effect, resulting in improved emissive performance, such as emission blue shift, long emission decay lifetime and better photostability.
(2) On 18 February, another long emission, lasting for almost 6 h, was observed.
Long emission lifetime and large conjugation plane were proved positive to improve sensing performance.
This forces us to limit ourselves to lower growth rates in order to achieve long emission wavelengths.
The long emission lifetime and rich spectral properties of certain rare-earth [RE] ions are highly attractive in many ways.
Such a critical issue can be resolved through the design of phosphorescent molecules with long emission lifetime.
Emission decay traces from 1⋅Eu-labelled HDF cells recorded by using this extended 100 μs PLIM imaging window revealed the longest emission component to have a decay lifetime consistent with the observed Eu-based decay (0.46 ms in water, see above).
Although the firefly red-emitting mutant PpyRE10, with the longest emission wavelength (λmax = 617 nm) and the narrowest emission spectrum (half bandwidth of 42 nm), would have represented the ideal red-emitting partner of the green-emitting CBG luciferase (λmax = 537 nm), the better performance of the CBR luciferase led us to develop the dual-color BL assay with the P. plagiophthalamus enzymes.
Trivalent lanthanide ions have readily manipulated coordination environments and interesting photophysical properties (e.g. sharp, long-lived emission at long wavelengths) making them particularly useful in molecular recognition and sensing [1 5].
Emission was collected via a 500 nm long pass emission filter.
The promise was an about-face for the current administration, which has long resisted emission caps and refused to join the Kyoto Protocol on limiting such emissions.
