Sentence examples for visible room from inspiring English sources
As mentioned above, our analysis indicates that a highly visible room advertises active learning techniques and increases instructor interest in active learning techniques.
The visible room temperature PL spectrum of the annealed nanofibers demonstrates an increase in luminescent intensity, and the low temperature (15 K) PL spectrum presents two new PL peaks (400 and 540 nm) when compared to bulk GaSb.
PS has been widely explored for its strong visible room-temperature photoluminescence (PL) and for its high potential application in photovoltaics (PV [1, 2].
In addition, a visible room-temperature phosphorescence (RTP) signal occurs along with the photolysis reaction as the suppression of intramolecular photoinduced electron transfer (PET) process from the anthracene moiety to phosphorous 6-bromoisoquinoline moiety.
Silicon nanoparticles extracted from highly porous silicon (Si-ncs) showing visible room-temperature luminescence have been suggested to be used, e.g. as fluorescent labels, biological sensors, photoresponsive systems for regulated drug delivery or scaffold for various tissues [2 5].
We hypothesized that patients in rooms who are more visible from the central nursing station would experience better outcomes than those patients in less visible rooms.
One night not long ago, Kim Cattrall, Candace Bushnell and Patricia Duff were among the blondes dancing on the tables in the highly visible front room.
The nanostructures, made by a complex ring disk coupled nanostructure, show a bright emission, still visible at room temperature.
While the Wells Fargo acquisition of Wachovia has had none of the highly visible board room drama of the Bank of Americas decisions, it too has posted multi-billion dollar losses despite receiving billions in aid from taxpayers through tarp.
Coughlin steered the Giants through a season with no visible locker-room fractures and no public relations fires.
By contrast, the Sn2S3 SnO2 heterostructure thin films exhibited visible photoassisted room-temperature gas-sensing responses to low NO2 gas concentrations.
