Sentence examples for and illumination of a from inspiring English sources

Anyone who's ever been in a WhatsApp group of over-excited friends or technologically-challenged family members knows the acute fear-inducing sensation that only the soft-vibrate and illumination of a new message can bring.

Training sessions began with the insertion of the retractable lever into the chamber and illumination of a 15w house light that remained on throughout the session.

Briefly, the PR session was initiated by presentation of a compound cue (extension of the levers, illumination of the stimulus light over the active lever, tone sounding, and illumination of a raised dipper cup filled with alcohol or sucrose).

Scroggins's biography reads like an illumination of "A" first, and a biography only secondarily.

Because reaction rates were determined as a function of T and illumination on a single slurry for a given pH, it is relevant to evaluate changes in the reaction rate as function of T and illumination.

He distinguished among lux (daylight, which falls alike "on the evil and the good," according to Matthew), lumen (the consecrated light that has entered sanctuaries), and illumination (of the soul, realizing a condition described in Ephesians: "Now you are light in the Lord, walk as children of light").

Recognition and illumination of these factors is a prerequisite to the development of good communication.

The contrast, resolution and illumination of the Paperwhite display is a significant step-up from our prior generation.

The microchip was designed to monitor temperature and illumination of each solar cell in a module.

Electrical connection and illumination of both half-cells generate a steady-state photocurrent of about 1 μA cm−2, which disappears upon switching off the light.

First, we reversibly switched Alexa 647 fluorophores (labeled Shank2) between a dark state and a fluorescent state, under reducing buffer conditions (PBS, pH 7.4, containing 10% glucose, 50 mM β-mercaptoethylamine, 0.5 mg/ml glucose oxidase and 40 µg/ml catalase, degassed with N2; [26]) and continuous illumination of a 532 nm and a 641 nm lasers (dichroic: FF650-Di01, emission filter: FF01-684/24).