Sentences with phrase «pattern of light»

Experience breathtaking valley views from every unit and appreciate the changing patterns of light through the trees.

To make it secure and fast requires a higher - dimensional alphabet, for example, using patterns of light, of which there are an infinite number.

How does information about our visual surroundings, projected into our eyes as patterns of light, enter our brain to create our internal representation of the world?

His nail - relief works exceed the limits of the two - dimensional plane and create a new realm for vision to explore the calculated patterns of light and shadow.

Her primary inspirations were her observations of nature and the abstract patterns of light created when shining through flowers and plants.

This twisted pattern of light, called B - modes, has at last been detected.

In its simplest form, a motion seen on the TV screen is just a changing pattern of light across the retina in our eye.

He can flash a particular pattern of lights to trigger signals.

A small processor that the person carries converts the camera's stream of video data into simple patterns of light and dark on a grid of 60 pixels.

Each of the installations deals with the topic of interference within patterns of light and movement.

Both paintings have a tendency to swallow the visual field in dense patterns of light.

His nail - relief works exceed the limits of the two - dimensional plane and create a new realm for the vision to explore the calculated patterns of light and shadow.

Like moving photographs, its images reflected consummate sensitivity to chiaroscuro, the play of steam and patterns of light on water, creating a haunting sense of mystery.

The landscapes distorted by patterns of light, both natural and manmade, explore important punctuations in human history.

The team designed a new test with patterns of light and dark spots of light, to specifically assess these «canary» subtypes of retinal ganglion cells.

Human fetuses turn toward face - like patterns of light projected through their mothers» abdomens.

They have uncanny echoes in the digital patterns of light from Jim Campbell, in Madison Square Park this winter and with Bryce Wolkowitz gallery in Moving Image.

To answer this question, the scientists projected many different patterns of light onto mouse retinas.

In works like Majorska Vodka (1971) and Three Honey Jars (1975), Fish created patterns of light and color out of the contents and lettered labels of oversized bottles and jars.

These electrodes pulse to stimulate cells in the retina, transmitting visual information along the optic nerve to the brain, creating the perception of patterns of light.

Photography was a helpful aid — Hartung took over 30,000 photographs, mostly recording patterns of light and dark, which he used as references for his work.

Joakim Stenhammar at Lund University in Sweden led the study where he, together with colleagues from universities in Düsseldorf, Edinburgh and Cambridge, developed a model in which patterns of light control the movement of active particles.

Lettvin, for example, discovered that some neurons in the retina of a frog respond most strongly to specific patterns of light.

Optical and computer techniques were then used to compare the restored photos with the faded paintings to produce patterns of light that compensated for the damage, returning the original colours to the murals without further harm.

Then we convert images into a codelike pattern of light pulses that activates the modified genes and causes the output cells to fire off a message to the brain.

It uses the iPhone's screen to project four different patterns of light onto the object being scanned and snaps photos with the iPhone 4's front - mounted camera.

The system, called PaperSpeckle, is based on the microscopic patterns of light and shadow that appear when light shines on paper.

For wavefront shaping, they sent various patterns of light through the fiber to a camera at the other end and recorded exactly how that specific fiber changed light that passed through.

His main trick: He replaces the physical phone - camera lens with a software lens — a set of programs that can take the chaotic - looking pattern of light and shadows that shine on the phone's unlensed image sensor and re-create an image out of it.

They would then wear glasses outfitted with a camera and a microprocessor to convert what they «see» into patterns of light that would restore the communication link between the eyes and the brain.

The first is by studying the interference patterns of light, but that approach requires the extra step of ensuring that the interacting light waves are in phase — meaning their waveforms overlap precisely.

Babies spend most of their nighttime hours in REM sleep (much more than adults) and this contributes to their frequent night waking and notorious patterns of light sleep.

Widder is working on a third - generation unit that will offer better mapping of the distribution patterns of light.

In 1999 and 2000, astronomers detected an unusual pattern of light from a KBO called 1998 SM165.

When a gravitational wave moves through the detector, though, it should stretch one arm of LIGO while shortening the other, changing the path of the beams and causing the rejoined waves to produce a detectable pattern of light.

The rearmost layer consists of photo receptor cells that convert patterns of light and dark (collected by the eye's lens) into a set of electrical impulses.

The results were unsettlingly clear: The more distant the gas cloud, the more the usual pattern of light absorption was altered.

Structured illumination microscopy shines a striped pattern of light onto a sample.

Then she wondered: Would alternate patterns of light imitating other bioluminescent species elicit different types of responses?

A new pattern of light is used to deactivate molecules, and additional information is read out of their deactivation.

For more ambiguous types of waste, such as a piece of plywood with nails driven through it, the robot uses a spectrometer to recognise objects based on the unique patterns of light they reflect.

Distinctive patterns of light polarisation in the cosmic microwave background (CMB) radiation were in fact two for the price of one.

The work, reported in the journal Molecular and Cellular Neuroscience, marks the first instance of transplanting stem cells, the progenitors of all cells, into diseased eyes in hopes of regenerating damaged retinas — thin sheets of cells in the back eye that collect patterns of light.

The flares showed a rhythmic pattern of light pulses, one occurring 5.1 times per second and the other 3.3 times per second — or a ratio of 3:2.

Boyden envisions implanting this array into people's brains and then wirelessly programming it to produce a rapid - fire rainbow pattern of light.

Furthermore, by using addressable electrodes, the spatial pattern of the induced transparency in the nanotube film can be modified in a controlled way and used as an electrically configurable optical media for storage and transfer of information via patterns of light.

Yet a secure quantum communication link over long distance is very challenging: Quantum links using patterns of light languish at short distances precisely because there is no way to protect the link against noise without detecting the photons, yet once they are detected their usefulness is destroyed.

In one experiment they shined moving patterns of light into one side of the tadpole tanks from below.