Sentence examples for steep light from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the light use efficiency of microalgae in PBRs is limited by the steep light gradient due to the strong optical density of the near-molar concentration of Chls in cells.
More than 80% of absorbed photons can thus be wasted at moderate to high irradiance, thus reducing photon use efficiencies and photosynthetic productivity [ 33] due to high optical density of the cell culture and the generation of a steep light gradient.
Some officials publicly derided the steep red- light camera fines, which often topped $500, as "voluntary" because county courts were not aggressively penalizing those who simply ignored the citations.
About 450 firefighters dug shallow trenches on steep mountainsides, lit fires at strategic points and made aerial drops of fire retardant to keep the flames from spreading.
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The light-off curves were very steep and the light-off temperatures ranged between 130 and 150°C, well below those of the Pt/Al2O3 catalyst.
For much of its running time, "Letters to Juliet" is content to provide touristic evidence that Italy exists: hillsides bathed in golden light; steep and stony little towns; tile roofs and gently sloping vineyards.
Deep red indicates steep slope and light red indicates flat surface (Chiba et al. 2008).
Among the "death-dealing" deficiencies that had to be corrected were inadequate guardrails, exposed steep slopes and light standards that were exposed to collision from passing high-speed traffic.
The joint metabolic activity of microorganisms in mats results in steep gradients of light, oxygen, carbon dioxide, pH, and redox potential [37].
However, the relatively low frequency of Fmax in fish as well as the steep decline of light flicker's power with increasing frequency, suggest a limited effect of high-frequency irradiance fluctuations on the appearance of objects.
