The phrase "aim light" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to directing or focusing light, but without additional context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "To enhance visibility, we need to aim light towards the stage."
Alternatives: "direct light" or "focus light".
Each fiber is linked to its own red, green or blue L.E.D., and they aim light at the pupil at angles that get light to the periphery of the retina without interfering with vision, or being obvious to other people.
To this aim, light cracked naphtha (LCN), heavy cracked naphtha (HCN) and a PolyNaphtha (PN) oligomerisation product were cracked under a wide range of operating conditions over a commercial Y zeolite based equilibrium catalyst.
The signs, along with having slogans written on them, will focus and aim light.
With optogenetics, we can aim light at a single cell, or a set of cells, and turn just that set of cells on or off.
Washing walls with light helps keep the edges bright, so even if you have lots of pot lights or ceiling lights, consider adding sconces with shades that aim light upward and downward.
The deputy base commander reported that the aircraft aimed light beams into the most highly sensitive area of the base — a clear security breach.
For the scene in question, Davies aims light, riding a celestial analog synth patch that's a fair bit brighter than any of the post-kosmische composers scoring B-movies in the same era.
It has been suggested that a convex sensor tip and an aiming light may provide easier applanation and more accurate measurements than those without [ 3, 13, 15].
Aim your gun when in dark areas, so the aiming light will brighten the shadowed areas or use kinesis to carry the torches found in some areas from place to place, lighting your path.
There's even time for a strangely impressive magic carpet moment which – though rudimentary compared with the CGI of the big screen – manages to be quietly enchanting with just a few cables and strategically aimed lights.
For In the Heat of the Night, he put silks over the tops of sets and aimed lights at their centres to contribute to the tension between Poitier's big-city black detective and Steiger's Southern white lawman.
