Sentence examples for polarizing light from inspiring English sources

The structure property relationship of the PP/SMCW composite fibers was investigated by scanning electron microscopy, polarizing light microscopy, differential scanning calorimeter, the polarized Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy and tensile test.

polarizing light microscopy.

Addition technique polarizing light microscopy allowed the observation of the hexagonal phase of the system.

Optical microscopy (OM) and polarizing light microscopy (PLM) were used to observe microscopic morphology of paper fiber and particle distribution of red pigments on the paper surface.

An automated two-beam polarizing light interference Pluta microscope with the aid of modified mechanical stretching device are used for this investigation.

Nucleation activity of unsized and differently sized glass fibers during the crystallization of polypropylene from melt was investigated by polarizing light microscopy and DSC.

In 2011 Silva et al proved that the average depth into which elliptically polarized light can penetrate is between that of linearly and circularly polarized light [ 19, 20].

Crystallites are regarded as incipient or embryonic crystals, though they often have no recognizable crystallographic form and are too small to polarize light.

Mr. Land was a scientist whose ideas for a lens that could polarize light -- that is, make light rays move in parallel -- formed the technological underpinnings not only of instant photography, but of glare-free sunglasses and goggles that World War II pilots used to spot submerged submarines.

Most of the world thinks of Polaroid as the brainchild of Edwin H. Land, a scientist whose ideas for a lens that could polarize light -- that is, make light rays move in parallel -- formed the technological underpinnings of glare-free sunglasses and later of instant photography.

Self-pumped phase conjugators so far always work with extraordinary (e) polarized light waves.