Sentence examples for width of light from inspiring English sources
where T is the width of light emission and exposure.
The observation is quite blurred due to the convolution effect of the width of light pulse and exposure time.
On the solar panel we have placed four narrow cell rows with a width of 2 cm, equal to the width of light strip resulting from the lens.
The width of lighter purple staining with aldehyde-fuchsin demonstrated wider interspaces in the anterior fiber zone (Fig. 3Ca) than the posterior zone (Fig. 3Cc), suggesting differences in flexibility.
In that case the light beam does not have a chance to spread, or diffract, and the resolution is limited by the width of the light source instead of the wavelength of the light.
Multiple layers of scintillators can be also identified adopting a light sharing scheme and observing the width of the light distribution [8].
According to Eq. (1), the theoretical axial sectioning resolution l z provided by this source is about 6 μm in air and 4.5 μm in tissue: l z = 0.44 λ 0 2 n ¯ Δ λ, (1 where λ0 is the center wavelength of the light source, Δλ is the spectral width of the light source, and n is the refractive index of the sample (~1.34 for biological tissues).
The bin width of the light curve of the halo is 5".
A collimator is an optical component that reduces the angular width of the light emitted by the LED.
PESIC also includes an indirect measurement of the depth of interaction of the gamma ray inside the scintillator crystal, based on the width of its light distribution.
The width of aquatic light spectra depends on the clarity of the water.
