Sentence examples for migration of light from inspiring English sources

A vertically averaged two-dimensional model was developed to describe areal spreading and migration of light nonaqueous-phase liquids (LNAPLs) introduced into the subsurface by spills or leaks from underground storage tanks.

The focus was to increase the life span of bituminous mixtures containing waste rubber as an aggregate by reducing a phenomenon of migration of light fractions (maltenes) from bitumen to rubber which occur at elevated temperatures ranging between 160 and 180 °C.

In our study, Arabidopsis thaliana was exposed to mild (40 °C), short-term heat stress in the dark to evaluate the heat-triggered phosphorylation and migration of light harvesting complex (LHC) II in both wild-type (wt) and mutant lacking STN7 kinase.

Since photocatalytic reaction accounts for the electronic structure of the photocatalyst, there are two critical factors that influence photocatalysis: light absorption by the material and migration of light-induced electron holes.

The migration of light-skinned individuals to equatorial zones results in a mismatch between skin pigment and sun exposure that explains high rates of skin cancer.

Directed migration of slugs towards light was tested by keeping the plates in the dark and providing a lateral light source.

A model is presented to describe excitation migration across the full range of light intensities that cover states from active photosynthesis, where all RCs are available for charge separation, to saturated photosynthesis where all RCs are unavailable.

Although vertical migration of phytoplankton triggered by light (and others such as gravity, magnetic field, chemical gradients, etc). is a long-known phenomenon, there are few studies on the effects of the varying underwater light quantity and quality on phytoplankton movement [23, 35, 40].

The thus created surface dyadic structure favors the separation and migration of charge-carriers photoexcited upon light illumination.

Taken together, these findings support the conclusion that migration of TFH cells in the light zone of the germinal centre may be modulated by a gradient of sHLA-G and this can in turn interfere in TFH-dependent plasma cell differentiation.

An ancient skull found in a cave in northern Israel has cast light on the migration of modern humans out of Africa and the dawn of humanity's colonisation of the world.