Sentence examples for maximum of light from inspiring English sources

The maximum of light intensity inside KDP crystal modulated by the scratches was extracted in Fig. 12.

Fig. 11 FDTD models of scratches created in different crystal orientations Fig. 12 The maximum of light intensity modulated by the scratches along with microcracks.

Furthermore, in the same range of GdnHCl concentrations maximum of light scattering (or even precipitation at high protein concentration) was observed.

Thus after 24 h of incubation maximum of light scattering and intensity of ANS fluorescence intensity were recorded practically at the same concentrations of GdnHCl as for inactivated actin.

This design allows the eye to capture the maximum amount of light possible.

Even in a barely discernible breeze, cottonwood leaves keep fluttering, so as to absorb the maximum amount of light for photosynthesis.

Additional heat is provided by the sun — in winter, the outside panels tilt to allow in the maximum amount of light — and by air sucked in from underground.

That means, however good they are, transparent solar cells may never rival solar panels designed to capture the maximum amount of light.

But as modern cutting technology was developed in the mid-20th century, the rose cut gave way to the brilliant cut, which focuses on achieving the maximum amount of light from the diamond.

The large open areas in between the buildings – designed on May's principle that every resident should have the maximum amount of light – are not well-adapted to the local climate, exposing all who come and go to the bitterly cold winds of the Ural steppe.

When the stone is cut so that the facets of the crown (above the girdle) make an angle of 35° to the plane of the girdle and those of the pavilion (below the girdle) an angle of 41°, the maximum amount of light entering the crown will be reflected back through the crown by the pavilion, and the diamond will possess its maximum brilliance and a high degree of fire.