Instead, the list included merchandise mainly from companies I had never heard of, like Kryptolight International, which specializes in illuminated crystal charms, and Bri-Son Wallets, which sells a buffalo-hide model with a patented replaceable credit card holder for $55.50.
However, Turchi and Ollis [49] investigated the photodegradation of organic pollutants in illuminated TiO2 slurries and found it plausible that the reaction occurs not only on the TiO2 surface, but also in solution.
Indeed, in our system the senescence program leading to cell death was initiated in illuminated samples.
For example, it is expected that foraging (e.g. traveling to food patches) will be longer in distance and less frequent in illuminated or exposed environments, but shorter and more frequent in a dark or sheltered area [ 39].
The first five groups of spiny mice (n = 10/group) were all tested in illuminated arenas under the following conditions: (1) small empty arena (no stones); (2) small arena with 4 stones; (3) large empty arena; (4) large arena with 4 stones; and (5) large arena with 16 stones (see Fig. 1).
In "Illuminated Manuscripts and the Dawn of Printing," through Oct. 26, they include a Gutenberg Bible, the first substantial printed book in the West, from about 1455; selections from the illuminated Towneley Lectionary (c. 1550-60); the illuminated "Medici Aesop" from the late 15th century; and "Isoho Monogatari" (1659), the first Aesop's fables in Japan to be illustrated.
The exhibition features sound and visual works, as in "Illuminated Man" by David Weinstein (pictured below).
The personal cosmology that he developed, expressed in "illuminated books" of both text and image, was deeply moral, while rejecting conventional morality.
The Hellenic Institute, by the San Giorgio dei Greci church, in "Illuminated Shadows" is hosting two artists through July 15 from the Sotiris Felios Collection: Christos Bokoros and Chronis Botsoglou.
