Sentence examples for scale of light from inspiring English sources

It is a cockpit device that indicates the flight path on a horizontal scale of light bars and the angle of the wing on vertical scales.

It is our one grudging concession to the changing scale of light, while all the rest of nature gladly concedes around us.

"The light that's trapped inside the doughnut will stay there for a long time, relatively speaking, for the time scale of light," Vahala says.

Because the integrand of Eq. (2) rapidly decays according to the distance between x and a, it is possible to ignore the contributions from distances greater than a given threshold value (i.e., several tens of kilometers); hence, the time scale of light propagation is in the order of 10−4 s.

Photographer and multi-media artist Osang Gwon shows us how he takes sculpture to a new scale of light.

Cataract occurs when the ageing crystalline proteins are no longer evenly distributed on the scale of light wavelength [4].

Genov, D. A., Oulton, R. F., Bartal, G. & Zhang, X. Anomalous spectral scaling of light emission rates in low-dimensional metallic nanostructures.

Environmental disturbances were documented based on a locally derived scale composed of light interruptions, clinical activities, and use of invasive instrumentation (Additional file 1).

Humans extract visual information from the world through spatial frequency (SF) channels that are sensitive to different scales of light-dark fluctuations across visual space.

The time scale of the light-on and light-off events in vacuum and in gaseous ambients differs by three orders of magnitude.

To characterize the surface morphology and to evaluate the light trapping efficiency of the thin film, aggregate surface roughness and slope corresponding to length scale of visible light are introduced as the root-mean squares of the aggregate surface height profile and aggregate surface slope profile.