Sentence examples for optical writing from inspiring English sources

Being a rewritable holography recording medium, quantum doping liquid crystal is similar withrevisable optical writing media such as photochromic polymers [17].

These operating principles also permit the patterning of fluorescent features with microscaled resolution and, as a result, the optical writing and reading of information with mild illumination.

Finally preliminary results on the PCC have shown that this system can be also used as optical writing substrate using a specific solvent as ink, moreover an erasing procedure is also reported and discussed.

"The spectator is immersed in a world of colors, moving forms and travels into an imaginary and poetic game of optical illusions," writes the project's description.

For heartbeat subtraction, analysis, and data display, we used a custom library of routines for optical imaging written in Java (Sun Microsystems, USA) and Mathematica (Wolfram Research, USA), with supplements in Matlab (Mathworks, USA).

The use of this commercial microfluidic chip on the one hand solves the surface quality issue, but, on the other hand, requires writing the optical waveguides at the considerable depth of ~730 µm below the chip surface.

Here we demonstrate the successful production and use of a monolithic glass chip for optical stretching of white blood cells, featuring microfluidic channels and optical waveguides directly written into bulk glass by femtosecond laser pulses.

A monolithic optical stretcher has been fabricated in a commercial microfluidic chip by direct implementation of optical waveguides through femtosecond laser writing.

He wrote "Optical Amusements: Magic Lanterns and Other Transforming Images," an early catalogue of his collection, in 1987, and Abrams published his "Peepshows: A Visual History," in 1998.

Man "receives his education in the most comfortable of means, partly during his periods of rest, through optical impressions," he wrote.

When I write "optical properties" what I am saying is -- the way human eyes perceive light reflecting and passing through the veneers.