Sentence examples for structure and illumination from inspiring English sources

Resulting insights have been presented in architectural context, constructional design of facade membrane structure and illumination.

Since both the structure and illumination are of rotational symmetry, only half of the intensity distribution pattern and the structure of the NRPL are shown.

We will also show how receptive field responses can be interpreted physically as a superposition of relative variations of surface structure and illumination variations, given a logarithmic brightness scale, and how receptive field measurements will be invariant under multiplicative illumination variations and exposure control mechanisms.

It is also shown how receptive field responses can be interpreted physically, as the superposition of relative variations of surface structure and illumination variations, given a logarithmic brightness scale, and how receptive field measurements will be invariant under multiplicative illumination variations and exposure control mechanisms.

And reality also becomes strangely unreal in Pablo Valbuena's "Augmented Sculpture" as geometrically precise light beams pass over an array of rectangular structures, darkness and illumination transforming our sense of space.

Qualitatively, the review showed that flight capacity was influenced by landscape structure, meteorological conditions (temperature, humidity, and illumination), and species physiology (energy available for flight).

Saturated structured-illumination microscopy (SSIM) [15] using nonlinear dependence of fluorophores and structured illumination microscopy (SIM) [16] using grid patterned incident light have been also developed.

In addition, the core offers leading edge techniques such as electron microscopy tomography and three different types of super-resolution microscopy (stimulated emission depletion, single-molecule switching nanoscopy, and structured illumination microscopy).

Other methods of optically imaging at length scales below the diffraction limit include stimulated emission depletion microscopy (STED) [ 21] and structured illumination microscopy (SIM) [ 22].

In keeping with this statement we now include a comparison between data collected by conventional wide field microscopy and structured illumination microscopy in Figure 2 figure supplement 1C.

Possible endoscopic microscopy applications have been previously reported for FFOCM [ 20, 21] and structured illumination fluorescence microscopy [ 22, 23], showing that this dual-modality technique can potentially be used for in vivo imaging.