Sentence examples for originating light from inspiring English sources
By controlling the originating light source, as well the surface its projected on, the artists can control the structure and body of the drawings being reflected.
For example, dispersion of electromagnetic waves originating from lighting discharge, known as whistlers (Helliwell 1965), is useful for estimating the spatial electron density profile in the plasmasphere, because the propagation velocity of whistler mode waves depends on the electron density profile around the Earth (Crouchley 1964; Singh et al. 2003).
Because these techniques make use of nonlinear signals originating from light-material interactions within the specimen as a source of contrast, femtosecond or picosecond pulse lasers are usually used to efficiently excite nonlinear processes.
Whole-body imaging of tumor-bearing animals was conducted with an Olympus OV100 imaging system with 470 nm excitation light originating from an MT-20 light source.
Its spectral efficiency is consistent with that of rod opsin, but not cone opsins or melanopsin, indicating that it originates with light absorption by the rod pigment.
In Section 8 we focus on the problems originating from artificial light sources such as fluorescent lights and propose two solutions for their handling.
Light sharing is used to distribute light originating from a single pixel between the readout PMTs (P1-P4).
Upon UV light irradiation, the well-dispersed aqueous Fe3O4@SiO2-[Eu DBM 3Lp]@PEI Fe3O4@SiO2-[Eu DBM 3Lp]@PEIt-red light originanocompositehemittedcteristic emission of Eu(III) as shown in the digital photographs of Fig. 7b.
When imaging with single-mode illumination each wavelength component of the multiply scattered light from outside the region of interest (ROI) coherently interferes at the pinhole with the attenuated/aberrated light originating from the intended ROI.
The origin of these reflections is unclear but might be caused by backscattered light originating from the RPE that is back-coupled into a single cone.
The photograph shows the tell-tale signature of four points of light, originating from a single supernova explosion, arranged in an "Einstein cross" around a distant galaxy cluster.
