Sentence examples for synthetic light from inspiring English sources

Based on linear optics, a set of synthetic light field images were then generated by tracing light rays from a point light source to the plenoptic camera sensor.

High dynamic range (HDR) rendering light maps are used for illumination, which lead to a natural illumination of the rendered data, in contrast to synthetic light sources used in conventional rendering methods such as VR [27].

We also take into account the observational bias in our surveys, in which synthetic light curves are used to determine our ability to derive rotation periods according to the survey conditions (see Chang et al. 2015 and the references therein).

To provide synthetic light control of protein stability, we developed a generic photosensitive degron (psd) module combining the light-reactive LOV2 domain of Arabidopsis thaliana phot1 with the murine ornithine decarboxylase-like degradation sequence cODC1.

The r-band light curves of the A and B components, several cross-correlation techniques and a large number of simulations (synthetic light curves) lead to a robust delay ΔtBA = −49 ± 6 days (1σ interval) that agrees with our previous results (the B component is leading).

Sermons and situations will be delivered unto the Immortal Energies of The 777 Beast by Minister of State Lena Marquise, Minister of Truth Julia Sinelnikova (The Oracle), Minister of Education Montgomery Harris, Minister of Synthetic Light Torie Zalben, and Minister of Ceremonies Cecily Feitel.

Synthetic light-pulse transcription converters may have applight-pulse transcription and protein expression teconverters

We recently reported a synthetic light-driven proton pump derived from an ion-exchange membrane.

Some flakes from each sample were embedded in synthetic light-curing resin (Kulzer Technovit 2000LC) and prepared as polished cross-sections.

A conjugated two-dimensional π-system is suitable not only for synthetic light-harvesting systems but also for efficient electron transfer because the uptake or release of electrons results in minimal structural and solvation change upon electron transfer.

One approach to effectively utilize this cyanobacterium is to generate synthetic, light-driven consortia in which sucrose-metabolizing heterotrophs catalyze the conversion of the low-value carbohydrate into higher-value compounds in co-culture.