The phrase "a light forward" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are describing a gentle or subtle movement or suggestion towards a future action or idea, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "With a light forward, she encouraged her team to embrace new ideas without hesitation."
Alternatives: "a gentle push" or "a subtle nudge".
The former consists in a symmetric extension of arms with spreading of fingers on a quick approach to a visual surface [ 7, 10], whereas the latter is characterised by a light forward extension of arms, with a partial spreading of fingers [ 7, 10].
If the foal braces against a light forward pull, you should coax it forward with soft words and gentle phrases.
Spike it up sometimes, try a light forward "faux hawk" (Styling your hair into a Mohawk without actually shaving your head).
Avedon asks the Senator a question quietly, McCarthy replies, and as Avedon clicks the shutter of his Rolleiflex a flash of light leaps back from the gray umbrella, sending a wash of soft light forward onto McCarthy's face.
If the headlamp has separate front and rear components connected by a cable, the position of the front light forward to back along the crown may be chosen to take up excess slack in the cable.
The comparison of the light forward and the backscattering efficiencies ε sc in smaller angles (sectors A and D) versus the chemisorbed bromine concentration Br (3+4) is presented in Fig. 6 b.
By contrast, the researchers managed to push the light forward by 211.3 nanoseconds before losing that much light, they report in a paper in press at Physical Review Letters.
Then they shifted the rodents' exposure to this light forward by 6 hours every 5 to 6 days the equivalent of flying from Chicago to London.
Nanoparticles were excluded from analysis based on the absence of fluorescence signal and light forward scatter (FS) and side scatter (SSC) characteristics, and samples were analyzed using a BD FACS Caliber flow cytometer.
In this paper we show that varying the size and centration of the confocal aperture of an adaptive optics scanning laser ophthalmoscope (AOSLO) can increase sensitivity to multiply scattered light, especially light forward scattered from the vasculature and erythrocytes.
Nanoparticles were excluded from analysis based on absence of fluorescence signal and light forward scatter (FS) and side scatter (SSC) characteristics, and samples were analyzed with an EPICS XL flow cytometer (Beckman Coulter).
