Sentence examples for propagated light from inspiring English sources

A light propagated in one of the waveguides excites propagated light in another waveguide when the distance between the waveguides is sufficiently small and the two waveguides are identical.

In the late 19th century, for example, there was a Susy-like hunt for the luminiferous aether, which almost all physicists then believed pervaded space and propagated light in the way that air propagates sound.

In comparison with the vertical tube some additional light losses and distortions of the propagated light have to be expected in bended tubular light guides.

The porous nature of the ridge waveguides allows the target molecules to be infiltrated in the core and to be detected by direct interaction with the propagated light.

Since we use the thin element approximation to process surfaces and apply ABCD matrices to propagate light in free space, our propagation operators are paraxial.

To overcome these difficulties, we approximate light propagation from r j to r d by a two-step process: forward propagating light first bouncing back by the bottom semi-infinite medium (z > z j), and then diffusing from the layer z = z j to the top surface z = z d < z j.

Freely propagating light at the PBG wavelength will be reflected.

The waveguide propagates light and graphene will offer absorption.

It involves propagating light (infrared, I assume) through a thin layer above the imaging surface.

"If you have freely propagating light, that light will always be diffracted.

Adaptive optics systems mitigate the atmospheric turbulence-induced distortion of a propagating light wavefront.