Sentence examples for output of light from inspiring English sources
…and engineer who invented the gas mantle, thus allowing the greatly increased output of light by gas lamps.
The mechanism of excitation energy transformation into the output of light is one of the most important points in the TL materials designing.
But G.M., which had set a modest production schedule for the second quarter, said that it would add 36,000 cars to its plans while subtracting 4,000 vehicles from its planned output of light trucks, a category that encompasses sport utilities, minivans and pickup trucks.
September 1, 1858 Vienna, Austria August 4, 1929 Treibach, Austria Carl Auer, Freiherr von Welsbach, (born Sept. 1, 1858, Vienna died Aug. 4, 1929, Treibach, Austria) Austrian chemist and engineer who invented the gas mantle, thus allowing the greatly increased output of light by gas lamps.
CS3 is much more complicated with three temperature-composition cascade controllers and in addition a selector to the reboiler duty to control the maximum controller output of light impurity composition control in side stream and bottom impurity control in the prefractionator.
The output of light intensity was calibrated as 100 mW cm-2 using a spectroradiometer (USR-40; Ushio Inc., Tokyo, Japan).
(Ironically, trimming the emissions of planet-warming soot often simultaneously results in a lower output of light-colored, planet-cooling aerosols, Smith notes).
It's LED, 45 watt, maximum output of lighting.
Moreover, by optimizing the pitch and choosing the different propagation direction and the output power of light source, we can obtain the higher sensitivity.
We show that one major output pathway of light signalling in Trichoderma reesei is regulation of glycoside hydrolase genes and the degradation of hemicellulose building blocks.
We show that members of all glycoside hydrolase families can be subject to light dependent regulation, hence confirming nutrient utilization including plant cell wall degradation as a major output pathway of light signalling.
