Sentences with phrase «on photosensitive»

The result recalls photograms wherein individual objects are placed on photosensitive paper to produce images using light alone.

The stones appear in a photograph by Adelina Lopes, Anthony Pearson's shadows derive from objects placed on photosensitive paper, and Alice Könitz's Circle Lamp of polished plywood and paper would look at home amid Russian Constructivism and the Bauhaus.

In 1984, Canon started using amorphous silicon as a coating on the photosensitive drums of its copying machines.

Light emerging from the tips acts as a tiny stylus to write on photosensitive material.

«And ultimately we want to look at ways of controlling the placement of particles on the photosensitive film in patterns other than uniform arrays.»

Most conventional lithography uses a variety of techniques to focus light on a photosensitive film to create 2 - D patterns.

Not exact matches

When they then shine light on the base of an array of pyramids, it passes through the polymer and out the tips onto a photosensitive layer atop a silicon surface.

Any defect in the photosensitive coating on the drum's surface results in tiny specks appearing on documents it prints.

Promethazine, the agency's antidote to motion sickness, is highly photosensitive on the ground and deteriorates severely on a two - week shuttle flight — so severely, Putcha says, that the dose in tablets or suppositories would not meet FDA guidelines.

At room temperature iodine sublimates out of the flakes, rising in a vapor that reacts with the pure silver on the plate, creating an extremely fine layer of silver iodide — a photosensitive halide.

For them, Levin thinks «there's a kind of twitchy program going on» in which photosensitive cells — the researchers aren't sure which ones — bypass the brain and directly spur the muscles into movement.

«For this work, we focused on creating nanostructures using photosensitive polymers, which are commonly used in lithography,» Zhang says.

The NC State researchers took a different approach, placing nanoscale polystyrene spheres on the surface of the photosensitive film.

Though the risk of photosensitivity or phototoxicity varies based on the way the oil was distilled, oils generally considered photosensitive are: orange, lime, lemon, grapefruit, and bergamot.

* If you do use it on your skin, try to avoid direct sunlight or UV rays for up to 24 hours after applying to skin, as all citrus oils are photosensitive.

The glass itself is photosensitive and adopts a tint in direct sunlight, while the dome can slide forwards and backwards on structural glides.

Maxime Girardin plays with the photosensitive nature of chlorophyll to imprint intricate, yet delicate images on leaves in Origin 1 and Origin 2.

In the series Light Events (1976), the artist used photosensitive paper to capture three seconds of light on five continents.

The variously reflective texture of the photosensitive paper on display, coupled as the show unfolds with the widening individual panels comprising the works, affords a subtle sensation of gradual embodiment.

It's just mushed around paint, metal, wood, plastic, digital files, photosensitive surfaces, audio, video, clay, and whatever else those wacky artists can get their hands on,» which begged the site's query, «How on earth do galleries wring value out of that?»

The potters apply direct impressions of ferns and flowers on the ceramic surface, using light and photosensitive chemicals — almost like the early printing techniques for photos.

There is a 5 - inch HD screen with a 1280 x 720 pixel resolution (326ppi), an excellent 13 - megapixel Sony BSI camera on the back side, including Exmor RS photosensitive components, 5 lenses, infrared filter and more.