Joe Launchbury, Tom Wood, Ben Morgan and Alex Corbisiero were all absent from the starting XV against Australia; their transparent hunger and intensity has made a huge difference.
With higher magnification, a typical illumination artifact becomes apparent: The sample is not homogeneously transparent, and the intensity of the illumination light is fragmented in a striped way (fig. 2a).
City Hall's new intensity was transparent Thursday as Mayor Daily, a k a the Missile, surfaced with a report card — actually two very large poster boards — on his initial 30 days.
These 2-D film structures consisting of a network of approximately 30-nm-sized Ag NWs as shown in Figure 5 are expected to be sufficiently transparent, owing to the low intensity of scattered light.
However, biological cells are mostly transparent objects, which make conventional intensity-based light microscopy techniques fail to image them owing to lack of the adequate contrast.
(A ) Extraction of a brain surface (gray, semi-transparent surface colored by signal intensity) from a Magnetic Resonance Angiography scan of an adult patient (IXI dataset, http://www.brain-development.org/ ).org/
Light (a mixture of cool white and GRO-LUX fluorescent light bulbs) was turned on and off in a 12∶12 hr cycle, and the intensity (reaching cultures in transparent bottles) was of ca. 250 300 µmol photons m−2 s−1.
Three dimmable 50-watt halogen bulbs positioned outside the inner circle of the transparent inner wall provided a light intensity of 800 lux in the light compartment (the section made of transparent PVC) and a light intensity of about 5 lux in the dark compartment (the section made of black PVC).
Opacity was set to be higher for stent struts with respect to the vessel wall and very low intensity pixels were made transparent.
This can be accomplished, for instance, with a half-transparent mirror that reflects half the intensity and transmits the other half of each of the billion billion wave trains of a given light source, say, a yellow sodium discharge lamp.
