Sentence examples for upon being excited from inspiring English sources

Upon being excited at 365 nm, the dispersion of GNRs-GNPs (GNRs@PATP and GNPs@DAP) emits cyan fluorescence.

Upon being excited at 300 nm, the red fluorescence of Ln-ICP network itself at 617 nm is highly enhanced due to the concomitant energy transfer from C343 to Eu3+, while the fluorescence of C343 at 495 nm is supressed.

However, when the DNA is cleaved by Fe·BLM, the fluorescent nucleobase is released and fluoresces upon being excited at 310 nm.

Domestic issues fell largely to them, while Thomson – who generally opts for the smallest number of words possible in most formal situations – could be relied upon only to be excited by business page scoops, of the kind guaranteed to send home news reporters to sleep.

For example, TiO2 has a large band gap and is not normally excited by visible light; however, organic matter and natural chlorophyll derivatives are excited upon absorption of visible light, and in proximity to TiO2 can transfer electrons to TiO2 [83] 83].

It all started like this... Once upon a time Brazilians were excited, nay thrilled, at the possibility of beating Germany and moving onto the final.

Previous studies have demonstrated that SWNTs that have been solubilized by either DNA-encasement or with PEG may be excited upon irradiation with nIR to release heat sufficient for lethality toward cancer cells in tissue culture.

She came upon the site early last year and was excited by its imaginative and transformative potential.

Up until stumbling upon the #CheerioChallenge hashtag, I was excited about becoming a dad, don't get me wrong (who couldn't get excited about the prospect of spending vast reserves of time and money on something that will repeatedly crap and puke on you before finally blossoming into a proper person who finds you, at best, faintly embarrassing?).

Upon this reflection TE mode is excited owing to the mode coupling in the anisotropic lower ionosphere.

Different natural modes were excited depending upon the number of supports around the circumference of the membrane.