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The mixed light is guided into a section of fiber with erbium ions included in the core.

Though much smaller than its parent, the moon glowed more brightly, reflecting more of the complex mixed light of the twin stars.

Picard frowned as he surveyed the landscape of Rhitorri memorials in the mixed light of fire and excited electrons.

This means that they are less able to discriminate colors, and they do not see mixed lights as having the same colors as normal observers.

In conventional still photography, with mixed light - sunlight and tungsten - balance is achieved by using filters or special printing techniques in the darkroom.

The company has been the subject of an Nightline special report, which portrayed the romance socials in a mixed light, alluding to their similarity to prostitution.

He dangled it slowly before Ben, letting it twirl to catch the mixed light of blazing rune stone and candle's flame.

In this mixed light, the ingenuity of Michel and Marc Lepire, a local father-son pair of ice sculptors, merits a closer look.

Although influenced by contemporaneous American Transcendentalists, the St. Louis Hegelians viewed Transcendentalism in a mixed light.

The autocorrelation function of intensity of the mixed light, , can be approximately described by the following damped cosine function [7].

All the hill's green flank-faces seemed monstrously alive in the mixed lights, their mouths twitching and their eyes flashing - as if every one of them held an eye-diamond.

Finally, as yet more red is added, the remaining, protanomalous, observers will declare a match at a point where normal observers will see the mixed light as definitely reddish.

The power spectrum of mixed light , namely the Fourier transform of , gives a couple of Lorenz functions at having a half-width of at the half maximum.

Sterren took one final look at the palace, its marble walls gleaming an eerie yellow against the black sky and plain in the strange mixed light, and then climbed back down from the wall and went inside.

According to that, the thesauros luminis is no longer identical, as in this, with the upper realm of light, but is placed below the three choremata the upper world, and stands at the head of the kerasmos or region of mixed light.

It is important to note that while the converted camera sensor is capable of recording in both the ultraviolet and infrared region, when mixed light hits the sensor it will be the longer infrared waves that will predominate in the recording.

LEAD: The series of three Sunday programs at the Vineyard Theater on Tin Pan Alley's contribution to World War II, entitled "Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition," shows that contribution in a mixed light.

In the mixed light of the city's magic and the vol- cano's fire, Killeshan's barren, ravaged slope was dotted with islands of scrub and trees that had somehow escaped the initial devastation and were now reduced to a slow suffocation from the heat.

If this is done in front of a large audience of males, as the proportion of red is increased from a low value, first a small proportion of the audience will declare a match, while most will see the mixed light as greenish; these are the deuteranomalous observers.

A color space maps a range of physically produced colors (from mixed light, pigments, etc.) to an objective description of color sensations registered in the eye, typically in terms of tristimulus values, but not usually in the LMS space defined by the cone spectral sensitivities.

Even after the real estate investment company he formed with two sons, New Boston Fund Inc. became one of the richest and most powerful in New England during the late 1990s, nearly every major article about Rappaport mentioned the West End Project and cast it in a mixed light.