Sentence examples for precision of light from inspiring English sources
Combining selective ChR2(C128A) expression using suitable promoters with the spatial precision of light activation [17] will allow to use light pulses for precisely timed induction of c-fos promoter-controlled transgenes in specific cells.
PAMELA is also searching for primordial antinuclei (anti-helium), and testing cosmic-ray propagation models through precise measurements of the antiparticle energy spectrum and precision studies of light nuclei and their isotopes.
The convolution of precision control of light and matter is helping bridge different disciplines in physics and fostering new capabilities to probe fundamental and emerging phenomena.
A motion mechanism of an XY micro-stage is designed and constructed for precision positioning of light weight objects.
Marcy and his team continued to refine the precision of their light detector, reducing the Doppler shift precision of the instrument from around 15 metres/second in 1995 to 1 metre/second in 2005.
The values of the graph for each sequence correspond to the recall-precision pairs of light (left) and heavy (right) vehicles.
It's sonically assaultive, a riot of full-sprint drumming — by Greg Fox, increasingly this band's central nervous system — and guitar lines with the spasmodic precision of strobe lighting.
The main aim of this article is to analyze the precision of several lighting simulation programs regularly used in daylighting studies for architecture, following the methodology established in the CIE test cases document.
The industrial precision of Corse's "light paintings," from the mid-nineteen-sixties plexiglass mid-nineteen-sixties plexiglasss—are in tune with the West Coast Light and Space mid-nineteen-sixties plexiglass
With $800 million in revenues for this division last year (21% of the company's total revenues), Danaher has positioned itself as the leading maker of light precision motion-control equipment.
It leaves us more than ever in need of that delicate precision of thought, that light-winged, immaterial, immortal flight.
