But inside the tight cavity, the light bounced back and forth, amplifying the emission from the GFP to a coherent green beam, the researchers report online today in Nature Photonics.
Gulls vice-chairman Bill Phillips admitted on Monday that Hargreaves' budget would be "tight" in the light of two managerial departures in a short space of time, but the former Bournemouth first-team coach said he would like to strengthen if possible.
We're actually "exceptional" only in our blindness to the truth, in our insistence that we keep our eyes shut tight to the light.
THE BATHROOMS The separate shower and toilet were tight fits, but the light fixtures, tiled walls and faux metallic floor looked new.
Webber shrugs off the suggestion that many see him as a selfish con man who wiggles out of tight spots by the light of his tilted smile.
Physicist Mark Stockman at Georgia State University in Atlanta thinks the effect is interesting but questions whether the researchers traded tight confinement of the light for long propagation distance.
As shown elsewhere, the maximum sensitivity for probing surface-adsorbed species is reached for an IOW device with a tight confinement of the light beam that only one guided-mode is allowed to propagate along the IOW geometry; this geometry is known in literature as a single-mode IOW.
For whole body images, four animals were killed 48 h after i.p. injection of AlPcS2a (10 mg kg−1) and immediately placed in the light tight chamber of an XFO-6 fluorescence option system equipped with a CCD camera (IVIS™ Imaging System 100; Xenogen Corp. Alameda, CA, USA).
All the nuts and bolts have to be tight but not so tight that you cannot adjust the light's position on the bar.
Podium athletes None Development athletes 8 UK Sport Mission 2012 progress rating Amber Richard Yule, interim performance dir In the past year we have … created a smaller, tighter performance programme in the light of reduced funding for our 2012 programme which concentrates on our best young talent (five players reduced from 12).
