Sentence examples for strains of light from inspiring English sources
Cucumber sandwiches and Earl Grey are consumed, as ever they were, over chatter and clinking china to the strains of light piano melodies.
The New Yorker, July 10 , 1943 P. 13Talk story about a visit to the plant of Davis & Geck Co., 57 Willoughby St., Bklyn., where it turns out surgical sutures to the strains of light opera and jazz.
By Eugene Kinkead The New Yorker, July 10 , 1943 P. 13Talk story about a visit to the plant of Davis & Geck Co., 57 Willoughby St., Bklyn., where it turns out surgical sutures to the strains of light opera and jazz.
The finding, besides offering opportunities for researchers to develop novel strains of light-tolerant, more bountiful tomatoes, may help scientists better understand the biochemical processes involved in photosynthesis.
The method allows to reduce strain of light absorbers and is suitable for designing solar cells based on multilayered thin film structures.
It has been claimed to protect eyes from continuous strains, glares of light and various forms of pollution upon its instillation.
A shimmering moon adds minor strains of melodious light.
Interestingly, the extent of variation in order and orientation of orthologous genes between two strains of similar light optima but of distinct genome sizes and G+C-content (viz., between LL1 and LL3, Figure 2), is significantly greater than that between two strains with distinct light optima, but having similar genome size and G+C-content (e.g., between LL6 and HL3).
To test whether illumination by blue light is non-destructive to microbes, we exposed test strains to levels of light equivalent to 10 times that which they would be exposed to during normal operation.
Indeed, despite the significant progress in optical fiber manufacturing, because of residual birefringence or strain the polarization of light remains unpredictable after propagating a few hundred meters in a fiber.
There are 25 genes selected positively between HL3 and either of the LL strains i.e. between the strains of two opposite light optima, irrespective of their G+C-bias and genome size.
