Sentence examples for wider range of light from inspiring English sources
The eye can see a much wider range of light and dark than a camera.
Electronic detectors are up to 100 times more sensitive than photography, can record a much wider range of light levels, and are sensitive to a much wider range of wavelengths, from 0.1 micrometre in the ultraviolet (accessible only from satellites orbiting above Earth's atmosphere) to more than 1.2 micrometres in the infrared.
With a lower bandgap energy (0.9 eV), Ag2S has a wider range of light absorption, and photogenerated electrons and holes are easier to separate than wide-bandgap semiconductors, though they are ready to recombine at the same time, which can be reduced by the interaction between Ag2S, CdS and TiO2.
There was an age-dependent progressive reduction of the on-transient amplitudes and the defect could be detected over a wider range of light stimuli in the older dOpa1+/− Drosophila (Figure 2).
These two symbionts possibly have maximum photosynthetic efficiencies at different wavelengths, enabling their host to grow in a wider range of light levels.
To do this we investigated W. nobilis growth in response to the natural light and soil pH conditions where W. nobilis grows in the wild, and then to a wider range of light and pH conditions, in a glasshouse experiment.
Landscapes are good, so are interiors, sunsets, night shots, cityscapes and anything with a wide range of light and dark.
Monterrey's wide range of light manufactures include textiles, beer, processed foods, chemicals, and glass and plastic products.
Within vertebrate eyes, there are four kinds of mechanisms that operate to allow vision across a wide range of light intensities.
The designer Lindsey Adelman is best known for her bubbles, the hand-blown spherical glass shades she uses to build a wide range of light fixtures.
The advantage of such an arrangement is that photodetectors are extremely sensitive, have a fast time response, and respond linearly to the energy of the light over a wide range of light intensities (see below Optical detectors).
