Sentence examples for plane light from inspiring English sources
a A photomicrograph (plane light).
f Well Xia-65, 1 483.00 m, residual iron clay montmorillonite fill intergranular pore, plane light.
e Well Xia-64, 1 480.15 m, iron clay montmorillonite fill dissolved pore, plane light.
Then, the 633, 2000, and 3000 nm plane light source perpendicularly irradiated to the substrate, respectively.
b Well Xia-48, 1 538.50 m, particle line contact, plane light.
"And because the material makes the plane lighter, it will consume even less energy".
I never lost my sense of pride at seeing our blue-and-white plane lit up on some far-off runway, with 'the United States of America' emblazoned on the side.
The G.P.S. maps in the cabin of Clinton's Air Force plane lit up with the name "Benghazi," reminding everyone that, on the ground, Muammar Qaddafi's men were marching on that city.
Explanations that referred to forces of flight included the impact of the plane's weight on its time in the air ("weighing it down" so need to make plane "lighter") and giving the plane more "force" or "thrust".
The emergence of explanations that indicated some understanding of how their changes would impact on goal attainment was promising, such as removing a section/s or making the plane lighter to streamline the plane's flight and thus lengthen its duration.
