Sentence examples for mitigating light from inspiring English sources
Advocacy for mitigating light pollution has been especially strong in the astronomy community.
It also illustrates that mitigating light-induced degradation is critical for the PERC technology to maintain its environmental advantages over the conventional Al-BSF technology.
However, as Airam Rodríguez of Estación Biológica de Doñana CSIC explains, there is a more heartwarming side to this story " To mitigate light pollution-induced mortality rescue campaigns are conducted every fledging season by local governments or NGOs asking for implication of the general public.
Digital back-propagation is used to mitigate light-induced nonlinear effects in optic fiber.
The relative drop of light absorbing performance might be due to the lower surface coverage and low thickness, mitigating the light absorption function.
Efforts to mitigate the light channeling effect by using a sandblasted polycarbonate sheet or a diffusive sticker applied to both sides were not successful.
The combined scheme greatly mitigates the light-load penalty that is obvious in other schemes.
Sb2S3 acts as the light absorber to mitigate poor visible light absorption and rGO serves as a electrically conductive layer to enhance the low quantum efficiency of WO3.
In this study, the Sb2S3 and reduced graphene oxide (rGO) are incoporated in the TiO2 electrode respectively as the light absorber to mitigate poor visible light absorption and the conductive layer to enhance the low quantum efficiency of the intrisic TiO2.
Samples of the Sierpinski manifold were made and placed on the roof of a building in a central business district in a city and obtained the desired result of cooling down by mitigating solar heat and light under their structure.
DNA photolyases are known to repair DNA damage caused by UV radiation (Sancar 1994), and may be playing a role in mitigating the effects of light exposure in M. genalis adults with their exceptionally sensitive eyes (Greiner et al. 2004).
