Sentence examples for balanced lighting from inspiring English sources
One of the Pixel 2 camera's greatest strengths is its ability to exercise restraint despite doing a lot on the software side to clean up things like noise in low light images, and combining different exposures to generate HDR images that have balanced lighting across the scene.
Still later, this tendency was modified toward more balanced lighting.
VERY GOOD ATMOSPHERE -- Pretty stained glass adds some softness to a hard-edged cube of a dining room that needs balanced lighting.
In the face of the rest of work's technical accomplishments – the subtly balanced lighting, the crisp projections, the breathtaking engineering of the theatre-within-a-theatre-within-a-theatre – a sense of intimacy is lost.
Nonetheless, if the birds reared with more balanced lighting are better able to walk and spend less time sitting on the litter during the periods of full lights, this might lessen opportunity for horizontal transmission of Salmonella between the birds' exterior and the litter.
Reduced incidence of those infections may be suggestive of a higher immuno-competence of birds housed with the balanced lighting; there may be similar effects for Salmonella, although salmonellas of food-borne concern usually do not lead to a clinical disease in broilers.
On the contrary, it is always balancing light and darkness, sincerity and satire, reassurance and scariness.
A complex series of clerestory windows punctuates its cantilevered roof, balancing light and mass, exposure and privacy.
The sprawling double album version of 2004's Marbles kept a foot in both camps, balancing lighter reflective songs with the 18-minute epic Ocean Cloud.
Daniel Lippman spent the summer at his parents' house, in Great Barrington, Massachusetts, balancing light proofreading duties at the community newspaper with the more demoralizing demands of a grocery-store clerkship.
By Jon Mooallem Daniel Lippman spent the summer at his parents' house, in Great Barrington, Massachusetts, balancing light proofreading duties at the community newspaper with the more demoralizing demands of a grocery-store clerkship.
