Sentence examples for Light understood from inspiring English sources

With light understood as an electromagnetic wave, Maxwell's theory could be applied to the emission of light from atoms.

A good portrait painter will find beauty in any subject, because there is a sense, surely, in which the human face will always appear beautiful, caught in the right pose, seen in the right light, understood in the right way.

Carol Martin and Thibaut Berbezier, who form the experimental art collective CT Light understand your needs.

The hope, Colls said, is to bring the atrocities to light, understand them, and hopefully prevent future genocides.

It remains unclear whether the FRC's leading lights understand that – or, if they do, whether they care.

But this fine production — designed with compelling cleanness by Santo Loquasto (set) and Peter Kaczorowski (lighting) — understands the artistic impact of stark simplicity.

Epstein, who spends about half of each year scouting in the City of Lights, understands that you'd rather be standing in line for ice cream at Berthillon than queuing up to get another stamp on another form.

Mary Ellen's assistant moved in tandem, then Mary Ellen, catching light she understood, began to shoot.

A number of puzzling optical effects, first observed in the mid-17th century, were resolved when light was understood as a wave phenomenon and the directions of its oscillations were uncovered.

We aimed to explore public understanding of the possible pathways through which street lighting might impact on health and wellbeing, and how reductions in street lighting were understood as impacting on health and wellbeing outcomes.

Inspired by the chroma shift caused by cheap lenses in a new pair of glasses, Griffin decided to start experimenting with light to understand what sort of surfaces bend the light in a certain way.