Sentence examples for maximum red light from inspiring English sources
For multi-sensory experiments, the maximum red light intensity (911 μW/cm) was 300 times greater than the maximum blue light intensity (3 μW/cm).
If demand neared the company's maximum use for the year before, orange lights flashed on the factory and management floors; if demand threatened to outstrip maximum use, red lights flashed, leading employees to shut down three air-conditioning units.
The Raman-determined Ea's were also found to be excitation energy-dependent, with maximum values for red light.
As is typical of bacteriophytochromes, BphG exists in a Pr form (712 nm, absorption maximum) in the dark and is converted to the Pfr form (756 nm, absorption maximum) upon irradiation with red light.
The bead emits red light (emission maximum: 612 nm) when illuminated by green light (excitation maximum: 542 nm).
In red light, the maximum polarization values are smaller for large aggregates than for small ones (more internal interactions due to the smaller absorption).
Stay until evening and you might hear them reading it out – not least at the monthly "Talking Dog", where writers and performers are invited to talk about anything they like for a maximum of five minutes, as five red light bulbs go off in turn to mark the end of each minute.
The study of photophysical property indicated that the polymer was a red light emitter with maximum absorption (490 nm) and emission (610 nm) peaks.
Despite much progress in its clinical use, ALA's application is limited because while red light offers the maximum tissue penetration of the wavelengths in PpIX's activation spectrum (Supporting Information Figure S12), it is still absorbed or dispersed by pervasive components of animal tissue, rendering deep-tissue PDT quite challenging.
The cortex was illuminated with a red light emitting diode (635 nm maximum wavelength with full width at half height of 15 nm).
The fluorescence chamber provided a one-second pulse of continuous red light (3000 μmol photons m-2s-1 maximum light intensity) for illumination.
