And as an inevitable search for a new coach becomes the biggest story in college sports this season, it will put the low-key Swarbrick in a high-glare spotlight.
In contrast, a previous study has reported a different set of symptoms (day-to-day visual fluctuations, intermittent diplopia, photopsia, high glare and visual hallucinations) [42].
And Chuan-Chi Chan's lighting dims without warning from the high glare of limelight to the soft poetry of moonbeams.
The high visible reflectivity of the cool coatings made by typical white pigment particles produces high glare, which is unpleasant to the human eye and possibly distorts the view of coated objects.
The pulsing, every changing life of cities is totally intriguing to me, and I love photographing it at almost any time of day (except in the high, glaring hard sun of midday in summer.
What a combination: the knobbly leanness of a high jumper, the distracted glare of a chess freak, and the long-necked sorrow of a vulture that doesn't know where its next dead zebra is coming from.
Mr. Butler's memories of the case, of one night in particular, still glare like a high beam on a dark and lonely road.
A high number of camera lens glare effects was used in the video, part of which was inspired by British designer Gareth Pugh's Autumn/Winter 2009 video presentation.
And if the sun came out it was high-glare, every surface a beautiful but painful shimmer of reflected light.
Glare usually exhibits a high compressive strength and damage resistance, especially under impact loading.
As this Wicked Witch of Washington, Ms. Baranski, togged out in a severe black suit and single strand of pearls, does her familiar clench-jawed, flaring-eyed caricature of a sputtering moralist glaring down from a high horse.
