Sentence examples for peaks of light from inspiring English sources
Moreover, peaks of light soluble cation contents and quartz-grain surface textures reveal distinct traces of cryogenic weathering.
A rich, fudgy slab of flourless chocolate cake topped with peaks of light, marshmallowy meringue -- this cake is as impressive to look at as it is delicious to eat.
Since both of the films represent forms of concealment hiding a person with camouflage, hiding the truth about abuses to present a positive portrait, concealing a thing from light in the shadows Gschwandtner explains that she constructed the quilt "out of log cabin squares that are sewn together to make alternating peaks of light and dark, which look like beams of sunlight making shadows".
The cross sections of scattering and absorption of light are approximately described by a function of πs2 and 2πs/λ, where λ is the wavelength at the peak of light spectrum from the dust (Mukai et al., 1992).
ASAPRatio can locate the LC spectrum of this peptide pair, subtract the background noise and integrate the area of each LC peak of light and heavy peptide.
There is also a technical issue that would preclude detection of dips in cytoplasmic concentrations under each membrane peak: diffraction of light from the probes concentrated in the peak at the membrane would mask the dip in the cytoplasm.
Bright regions appear where the peaks of the light wave combine; where peaks and troughs cancel each other out, there's darkness.
Continuously illuminated mountains have been termed peaks of eternal light and have been predicted to exist since the 1900s.
From images taken by Clementine in 1994, it appears that four mountainous regions on the rim of Peary Crater at the Moon's north pole may remain illuminated for the entire lunar day, creating peaks of eternal light.
True positive match correctly contains the monoisotopic peaks of the light and heavy isotopes.
False positive mismatch of the monoisotopic peaks of the light and heavy between two distributions found in the map.
