Sentence examples for the illuminating source from inspiring English sources

A scheme of the experimental set-up is depicted in Fig. 4. A pulsed diode laser (PDL800B, PicoQuant, Germany), operating at 690 nm, with pulse width ≈200 ps, and repetition rate of 80 MHz was used as the illuminating source.

However, it becomes increasingly less reliable as sheets become much thinner than the wavelength of the illuminating source, a few hundred nm for visible light.

We need neither to alter the original setup in every step nor to cover the whole scene by the illuminating source, thus saving resources.

The most important illuminating source that survived from the two centuries termed "the dark ages of Byzantium" is the chronicle of the monk Theophanes (d. 817 or 818).

In vivo GFP imaging was visualized and measured by an illuminating device LT-95000 IllumaTLSl TLS equipped with excitation illuminating source (470 nm) and filter plate (515 nm)).

Therefore, for reference a guidance image needs to be provided to the OCT channel and this is enabled using the camera in a commercial endoscope system paired with a visible illuminating source.

The Holy Kitchens films explore, within the context of the world's major religions, the manifold spiritual meanings of the communal sharing of food in the hope that such an exploration can illuminate the source of the deep satisfaction universally found in such sharing.

Further sampling of these charged particles should illuminate the source of the moon's atmosphere, researchers report in an upcoming Geophysical Research Letters.

In addition, the current meta-analysis illuminates sources of heterogeneity in this relationship which would need to be clarified in future studies on this topic.

The results show that the measuring accuracy of BRDF depends on the precision of measuring platform, the sensitivity of measuring instrument and the stability of illuminating light source, and the modeling accuracy of BRDF is closely related to the measured data and optimization modeling method.

This important and timely book illuminates the source of contradictions between American beliefs about the value and importance of caring in a good society and the exploitation and devalued status of those who actually do the caring.