Sentence examples for observable light from inspiring English sources
This method has the advantage that it can observe internally reflected light with high precision; however, the intensity of the observable light became weaker due to the polarizers.
There were no observable light effects on timing and survival to different development stages.
To this end, it was concluded that the observable light emission can only be used to predict the total heat release rate when non-sooting diffusion flames exist under velocity conditions from 0.1 m/s to 1.5 m/s.
Consequently, if only a third of these convective cells are visible at any one time, the variations in their observable light emission may result in the recorded irregular brightness variations of the overall light from the star.
This hybridization results in a reaction that generates an observable light signal which is recorded by a camera.
This indicates that at lower pH values and temperatures the size of CR aggregates increases to form visually observable, light scattering complexes, with sizes on the order of hundreds of nanometers.
It is suggested that the ratio of asbestos bodies observable by light microscopy to asbestos fibers counted by electron microscopy be examined in a series of cases of asbestosis of varying severity.
Carbon also occurs as finely disseminated spots within hydrothermal chert veins (Figs. 10 and 11m) or precipitated around hydrothermal silica spherules (Foucher et al., 2015) that are observable in light microscopy and readily revealed by Raman mapping.
"Suppose," says Davies "you wanted to fire a bullet at a one-inch target on the other side of the observable universe, twenty billion light years away.
The evaluation of the many morphologic characteristics of pigmented skin lesions observable by epiluminescence light microscopy, however, is often extremely complex and subjective.
Upon addition of Zn2+ to solutions of CTMPA, an observable blue to light red color change occurs that can be monitored by using UV vis spectroscopy.
