Sentence examples for stores of light from inspiring English sources

Aggregates of chloroplasts are found in plant cells to contain numerous membrane-bound compartments (known as thylakoids), which are the primary stores of light absorbing pigments such as chlorophyll a. Thylakoid membranes are also found in cyanobacteria, once again being the primary store of photosynthetic pigments.

What's more, notes Lene Hau of Harvard University, light pulses shrink as they slow down, a property that might give scientists an efficient means of compressing information stored on light pulses.

The only shops open were Pakistani grocery stores: little beacons of light on the wide empty streets.

In fact, they stored a pulse of light as a vibration and released it nanoseconds later.

Quantum bits stored on particles of light travel well--they can zip for kilometers down a fiber-optic cable--but they are tricky to store.

The buildings are 1/24th scale (a half-inch equals one foot) and constructed with materials available at hobby stores, including various kinds of light, rigid foamcore boards.

The advance may one day lead to memory devices for computers that store information on beams of light.

The energy efficiency of photosynthesis is the ratio of the energy stored to the energy of light absorbed.

All water samples were collected in polyethylene bottles and stored in the absence of light at 4 °C.

The energy of light stored in redox potential of the cofactors in the RC (ΔG = nFΔE h) is converted to proton motive force (p.m.f.; [22]), consisting of a transmembrane proton gradient and an electrical potential difference: left(mathrm{p}.mathrm{m}.mathrm{f}.=right)varDelta {mu}_{H^=frac{varDelta G}{F}=U-frac{2.3RT}{F}varDelta pH.

"The next experiment we are working on is storing a single particle of light (called a photon) instead of an entire laser beam.