| 21. | Noise is a measure of the accuracy with which the incident light can be measured.
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| 22. | The simplest case is a single layer with thickness one-fourth the wavelength of incident light.
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| 23. | This property is used for frequency-selective optical filters, which can alter the color of incident light.
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| 24. | Therefore, spectral variations of incident light and environmental parameters are not taken into account under STC.
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| 25. | The incident light is assumed to be a plane wave, and effects of edges are neglected.
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| 26. | For unpolarized incident light, these are given by:
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| 27. | The resistance of a photoresistor decreases with increasing incident light intensity; in other words, it exhibits photoconductivity.
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| 28. | The Raman scattered light is emitted by the stimulation of the electric field of the incident light.
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| 29. | Higher plants sometimes employ strategies such as reorientation of leaf axes to minimize incident light striking the surface.
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| 30. | Parameters to measure are sediment accumulation, turbidity at the level of the filtering biota, and optionally incident light.
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