Sentence examples for measuring the light from inspiring English sources

Light-Induced Stress Measurement: For measuring the light induced stress, a 5 × 2.5 × 0.05 mm LCE sample was hung vetically attached to a force sensor and a 532 nm laser illumination (5 W cm-2) was applied to induce contraction.

This was determined by measuring the light from the objects, in particular the degree to which it is shifted to the red end of the spectrum.

During the Depression and the War, while Dorothea Lange was in the dust bowl and Margaret Bourke-waste was in the concentration camps, there was old Adams, measuring the light in Yosemite again.

The satellite detects possible planets by measuring the light of 156,000 stars in its field of view and looking for slight dips in brightness when a planet crosses in front of a star.

By sweeping the combined beam across a sample, and measuring the light emitted by the glowing molecules, features much smaller than the Abbe limit can be resolved.Dr Betzig, of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, and Dr Moerner, of Stanford University, also rely on fluorescence.

By measuring the light pulses due to capillary blood flow in the skin, the sensors calculate the number of beats/minute (b/m) that the body is working.

Platelet microaggregation was determined by measuring the light-scattering intensity (13) on a PA-200 aggregometer (Kowa, Tokyo, Japan).

The diffraction data were analyzed by using the Mie diffraction method, which is used for accurately measuring the light-scattering behavior of spherical particles over a large size range (0.02 2000 μm) (Malvern Instruments Ltd).

Each atom measures the light field, and according to quantum mechanics, any measurement must also disturb the light field.

At the same time, the scrim measures the light exactly.

To measure the light produced by it, he developed the grease-spot photometer (1844).