There's something eerie about seeing your shadow move around your body due to a shifting light source, all while you're standing still.
Two things we really love, however, are the onboard computer (closest of the small center instruments) that lets you do nifty things like see your speed digitally (in addition to the analog speedometer) and to program a red shift light that flashes on the tachometer when you've reached a certain rpm.
"Suddenly, just by a shift of light, the fireplace becomes a bar in a pub.
Those who want to see a shift towards light patterns and plain dealing also point out that online transactions honestly achieved will be happier and healthier for all concerned — because they will reflect what people actually want.
The addition of SepF did result in a shift in light scattering signal but not the gradual rise that is normally associated with bundling of FtsZ protofilaments.
This spirit was matched in the beginning of the 13th century by a shift toward lighter, brighter colours and flatter forms, a softening of facial types, and an increasing definition of form by means of a graceful, rhythmic line.
The shadows it casts — faint at the Drawing Center — underscore both its linearity and its bulk, and its potentially infinite dimensions: with a shift of lighting, shadows can stretch and stretch, fill a room; with the addition of modular units, the piece can grow and grow without limits.
A shift to lighter machine tools is being driven by advances in materials and processing technologies (Heragu and Kochhar 1994).
Spring Awakening is now playing at Brooks Atkinson Theater in New York.
To determine whether abnormalities in the light input to the clock are modulating the Bdr phenotype, we exposed mice to an acute phase shifting light pulse and a 6 hr LD cycle phase advance.
