Usually with a lighting grid, lights hit objects or people from fixed positions.
It would be a no-compromise building," which he said means installing a "lighting grid" in the stadium that would optically lower the ceiling and transform it from a "cavernous space" to a more human-scaled area better suited for conventions.
The Guardian system operates almost identically to the SteamVR Chaperone System with a light grid tracking the outer boundaries of your play space so that you don't run into your wall or punch your monitor while you're in a particularly intense scenario.
Patients treated with panretinal photocoagulation to ischemic peripheral retina or limited focal laser to individual microaneurysms or in a light grid pattern were not excluded.
With a giant lighting grid behind them that created the letters "A" and "M" they signified the album title and, of course, the initials of the band.
Intense photocoagulative treatment is associated with many complications; thus, some authors have opted for lighter grid treatment [ 65, 66].
Backstage, flexibility was the mantra, as the designers nixed the treadmill, created a modern lighting grid, cleared out old air-conditioning equipment to allow space for a wardrobe room and widened the load-in door to 6 feet by 9 feet.
Our friend John, who was in our wedding, designed the lighting systems in Hall -- a gorgeous lighting grid that floats over the bima, but we had no idea he had been in Cleveland in recent months to do so.
But Watz rose to the occasion with flair, creating a modular light grid where each element switches on and off according to an individual prime number, creating unpredictable patterns.
(Good thing the McKinley High School auditorium has a light-bulb grid exactly like the one in the movie).
