Sentence examples for route of light from inspiring English sources

Thus it is unlikely that change in carotenoids serve as the main route of light energy dissipation in excess light-treated Microcoleus.

Together with other disadvantages such as high CO2 emissions, limited control over the propylene/ethylene (P/E) ratio and increasing propylene demand, has led researchers to identify more efficient routes of light olefin production to overcome these disadvantages.

Unlike the case for the PCDD/Fs, the marker PCBs (Table 4) show a marked difference in relative distribution between the hay and the milk, where the contribution of the lighter PCBs (PCBs #52, 52 and 101) is much higher in the hay than in milk indicating different uptake and/or elimination routes of light versus heavy PCBs in the milking cows.

Figure 3 Geometry of the free surfaces B and C. The grey arrow shows the 'TIR route' of the light.

Then along came the demand for optical switches that could re-route dozens of light beams at a time, from one optical fibre to another.

Define your route of flight.

This investigation presents byproduct recycle as a potential route for utilization of light hydrocarbons during the MTH process over ZSM-22.

In this work, a novel sensing platform based on visible light driven biofuel cell (BFC) has been facilely designed for sensitive detection of prostate-specific antigen (PSA) with the photo-response bioanode, realizing the dual route energy conversion of light energy and chemical energy to electricity.

The proposed route of the Oasis Line light rail begins at the transit center at the southern end of downtown Cincinnati, essentially following the Ohio River up until the Little Miami River's confluence with the Ohio.

Our observations demonstrate a versatile and convenient route towards rational design of light harvesting nanostructure for high performance plasmonic solar cells based on a broad range of materials.

Methanol-to-olefin (MTO) process has attracted attention as a potential indirect route for the production of light olefins, because methanol is commercially produced from synthesis gas generated from natural gas and/or coal [1].