Attenuation (of light). Diminution of light intensity; explained, in the ocean, in terms of
absorption and scattering
Autotrophic algae.
Algae capable of
photosynthesis and growth using only dissolved inorganic nutrients ...
Full article >>>ATTENUATIONBlocking or modulation of the excitation light intensity can be accomplished with a series of filters that
transmit increasing percentages of the incident light or with an acousto-optic tunable filter (see AOTF).
AUTOFLUORESCENCE ...
Full article >>>Attenuation A mechanism of regulating the level of
transcription by interfering with m
RNA elongation. Slowed
translation through a
regulatory region allows formation of a
RNA secondary structure that promotes
transcription termination.
Full article >>>Attenuation: A form of
gene regulation wherein termination of
transcription is controlled to regulate overall levels of
gene expression.
Avidin: A
glycoprotein which binds to
biotin with very high affinity (Kd = 10-15).
Full article >>>The pixel itself is displayed according to the mean
attenuation of the
tissue(s) that it corresponds to on a
scale from -1024 to +3071 on the Hounsfield
scale.
Full article >>>In this model
attenuation of the beam intensity is attributed to four factors: aperturing at the entrance of the
gel; reflective losses upon entrance into the
gel; scattering during
transmission through the
gel; ...
Full article >>>The pixel itself is displayed according to the mean
attenuation of the
tissue that it corresponds to on a
scale from −1024 to +3071 on the Hounsfield
scale.
Full article >>>sound window The use of frequencies for communication that are
transmitted through the
environment with little loss of strength (
attenuation).
southern pine forest United States coniferous forest
ecosystem characterized by a warm, moist climate.
Full article >>>Cocaine and amphetamines also pose risks associated with physical
attenuation, ...
Full article >>>problem requiring the precise placement and control of multiple loudspeakers; GAs have been used both to design the controllers and find the optimal placement of the loudspeakers for such systems, resulting in the "effective
attenuation of noise" (p.
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