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Based on the Rayleigh criteria, the ability (spatial resolution) of the microscope to resolve two spots as two essentially relates to how sharply the Airy disks are defined. As the disks get closer, the intensity dip between the two spots becomes smaller. For instance, the two spots can be resolved in Figure 3743 (a) and (b), while they cannot be resolved in Figure 3743 (c).

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The infrared and diffusing properties of this plastic offer the perfect combination of mechanical and spectral properties. IR properties help to keep the inside temps from escaping. Maintaining these temperatures help with the sugar accumulation in fruits as it raises the Brix (sugar content), and improves precocity overall. The plant can maintain its energy level instead of depleting in the overnights trying to maintain foliage temperatures.

This plastic allows small amounts of UVA, which is vital for bees to navigate. Fruits and flowers react to these UVA rays by producing more pigment, like sun protection for the plant. This means more vibrant flowers and deeper hued berries. This additive also increases potency in flowering plants. Not intended for use with hemp as it could raise THC levels above industry limits.

Of note: When using infrared coverings, it is vital to add a shade cloth during warmer months to help reduce heat. These items work exceptionally well together to maintain a more consistent growing environment that discourages the foliage from transpiring and attracting pests.

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In conventional TEM system, the existence of spherical aberration requires the utility of very small apertures to maximize the spatial resolution, while the resolution will also be limited by diffraction if the apertures are too small.

For an ideal objective lens, the incident electron probe simply forms an Airy disk in the back focal plane of the lens. This disk is the Fourier transform of the uniformly illuminated condenser aperture.

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The anti-condensate properties of this cover cause water droplets to flatten, allowing the excess water to run down the sides instead of landing on foliage. Water condensation droplets landing on vegetation creates a "magnify glass" effect that causes burning on plants. Excess water overall can lead to pest issues, many of which can cause plant diseases and stunted growth. Keeping the covers clear of built-up moisture also allows for better light diffusion overall.

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[1] Methods in Cell Biology, Vol. 81, DOI: 10.1016/S0091-679X(06)81002-2, David E. Wolf, The Optics of Microscope Image Formation, (2007).

This greenhouse plastic diffuses the sun's rays down to 88%. It then evenly distributes this light throughout the structure leading to more consistent growth, less burning, and better yields. Foliage receives even light coverage, leading to less stretch and more efficient development. This diffusion also improves the photosynthesis process since the light can reach a larger surface area of the growing plants.

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The diffraction effect of the objective aperture is important for HRTEM imaging. The radius of the Airy disk produced by the objective aperture is given by,          rAiry ~ 1.2λf/D ---------------- [3743b] where,          f -- The focal length of the lens;          D -- The aperture diameter.

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Very easy to cut to size and install. Even light pattern and no hot spots. Keeps the rain and dew off my plants, so hopefully no mold or mildew issues.

where,           Î± -- The convergence semi-angle (also called maximum diffraction angle);           Î» -- The wavelength of the incident electron beam.

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