The phrase "aerial light" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is light in weight or appearance, often associated with the sky or airiness.
Example: "The artist used an aerial light technique to create a sense of ethereality in the painting."
Alternatives: "ethereal light" or "light as air".
We integrated aerial light detection and ranging (lidar) data with 702 field plots to map forest ALC density at a grain of 25 m across the H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest, a 6369 ha watershed in the Cascade Mountains of Oregon, USA.
Several different methods have recently been proposed to estimate LAI using aerial light detection and ranging (LIDAR), but few systematic approaches have been attempted to assess the performance of these methods using a large, independent dataset with a wide range of LAI in a heterogeneous, mixed forest.
As a result the performance-level corridors were made wider and higher to accommodate the elephants, the arena floor was redesigned to provide moorings for the show's 70,000-pound steel aerial lighting truss, the power system was reconfigured for the circus grid, and the spotlight platforms were relocated.
So far this week, mysterious aerial lights in Laredo, Texas, and Kansas City, MO., lived up to, at least initially, the strict definition of UFOs, namely "Unidentified" Flying Objects.
Some highly unusual groups of aerial lights appeared over Santiago, Chile, in December, and while the exact date of the incident isn't known, a video caught the objects moving around in very interesting patterns.
But before anyone can hear the interview, Humphrys has to find the BBC radio car - a compact Mercedes van with a boot stuffed full of wires and aerials and lights that go on, and then go off again.
These are not light aerial creatures but weighted figures, unable to escape.
For instance, fully autonomous aerial drones require light navigation systems that can work alongside G.P.S., because the latter isn't precise enough for takeoffs and landings.
Trapeze Performance Matches Aerial Acrobatics With Light And Sound.
Extensive geographic data acquisition programs including satellite imagery, digital aerial photographs, and Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) systems at varying ground resolutions, as well as land parcel data, are currently in progress around the world.
So far, eyewitnesses in the "Show Me" state have been entertained by aerial displays of lights or orbs in the night sky, with the majority of sightings centered around the Kansas City area.
