Sentence examples for reduction of lighting from inspiring English sources

In 2011, after the tsunami in Tōhoku and the explosions and nuclear meltdown in Fukushima caused an acute energy shortage in Japan, one of many responses was a dramatic reduction of lighting in public places, and especially in subway stations with extensive underground restaurant and shopping precincts.

By measuring variations in this reduction of light during the transit, we hope to get clues about what happens when any planet, including so-called exoplanets far out in the universe, transits its star.

Vignette Control effectively prevents reduction of light at the periphery.

These are mainly caused by both the reduction of light reflectance and surface recombination centers by the window layer [24 27].

For example, dyes will deadly affect the photosynthetic aquatic life due to the reduction of light penetration [3].

Spherical-shaped particles can improve the optical performance due to the high packing density and reduction of light scattering [6].

Accordingly, the microstructure with the fibrous pattern had a higher value of transmittance due to the reduction of light scattering sites in the thin film structure.

Therefore, it is observed that PC film with oxygen RIE processed AR nanostructures can obviously transmit the text of printed page due to the significant reduction of light reflectance.

Due to high refraction index of semiconductor materials, especially silicon, the incident sunlight power is largely reflected back, resulting in the reduction of light absorption and poor energy conversion efficiency.

They elaborately designed various ultrathin conducting metasurfaces to cover dielectric objects with different shapes (i.e., planar slabs, infinite cylinders, and spheres) and achieved a dramatic reduction of light scattering in the radio and terahertz frequency range.

We report here an optic/lens system that we used so far, for cooling the surface of solar cells, the reduction of light intensity and the change of light distribution that reaches the surface of the solar cell.