Sentence examples for an intense light from inspiring English sources

It was an intense light, blinding, quivering, flicker-ing.

Impasto was used frequently to mimic the broken-textured quality of highlights i.e., the surfaces of objects that are struck by an intense light.

The explosion came as an intense light flash, a sudden wave of heat, and later a tremendous roar as the shock wave passed and echoed in the valley.

Sargent had found a new calling: watercolors that seemed casual, tossed-off, and touristic, but that were, in fact, technically adventurous, and that would glow with an intense light not usually associated with watercolor.

In North Dakota, the infrastructure to get much of this gas to market affordably is lacking, so the gas is burned, generating an intense light that can be seen at night from space.

Around that time, scientists working elsewhere, including Charles Townes – under whom Javan had studied at Columbia – and Arthur Schawlow, were working on laser technology built by pumping an intense light source through atoms in order to extract laser light from them.

Kevin Stack was walking to dinner with his young son in north-eastern Los Angeles when he was stopped in his tracks by what he thought was an especially intense light from a police helicopter – except that it was completely silent.

"Fungi aren't quite as bright but they glow for a few months, whereas the bacteria emit an incredibly intense light and they only glow at their brightest for 3 days," Hickey says.

Metal halide bulbs are compact and efficient, producing a very intense light from a small bulb.

The coherent absorption of a single photon by atoms in an optical cavity can control the transmission of a more intense light beam.

AgNWs enable a very intense light absorption band in the visible region.