Sentence examples for switching of light from inspiring English sources

With the on/off switching of light, there was a sharp increase and decrease in the photocurrent density, illustrating a quick photoresponse of the photoanodes.

Figure 5b shows the photoresponse characteristics of the ZnO NRA-based PDs grown at 25 mM with W ch = 15 μm under on/off switching of light illumination.

a Measured I-V curves of the ZnO NRA-based PDs grown at 25 mM with different W ch of 5, 15, and 30 μm and b photoresponse characteristics of the ZnO NRA-based PDs grown at 25 mM with W ch of 15 μm under on/off switching of light illumination.

Agilent Technologies, a subsidiary of Hewlett-Packard, surprised a major optical products trade show in Baltimore in March with a new system capable of switching wavelengths of light from one fiber to another by bouncing them off bubbles in a grid of liquid.

Like the Amazon Echo and Google Home, Zenbo can respond to verbal commands and perform a huge range of tasks -- from switching on lights to ordering clothes online.

Local switching of lights and electrical machinery can also produce the familiar crackle when the receiver is close to the noise-producing source.

Sycamore Networks's equipment, for instance, lets carriers easily switch wavelengths of light, each carrying huge amounts of data.

It was a summer evening, and darkness had fallen during the match, and they dreaded a mass switching on of lights.

The Christmas market in Edinburgh, where I live, opens in late November, and though this is early, the switching on of lights, for me, symbolises the beginning of the festive season.

In ASDA managers were visibly engaged with shop floor company policies e.g. switching off of lights on leaving meeting rooms ("Save £1 and Sell £1").

(C ) Changes in the absorption spectrum of rsEGFP2 upon switching with light of 488 nm from the equilibrium to the off-state.