Sentence examples for because it illuminates with a from inspiring English sources

The approach is less destructive because it illuminates with a lattice, or grid, of light, spreading the energy hitting the specimen.

Because it illuminates a phenomenon not always fully appreciated when we talk about value added or G.D.P.

This is important because it illuminates how turning to an explicit just peace theory consistent with Gospel nonviolence is central to incorporating both the constructive and obstructive programs, i.e. more fully becoming "peacebuilders" or as Pope Francis says "peacemakers".

One point that has to be kept in mind here, because it illuminates the following document with the burning light of urgency, is this: apostasy (abandoning one's religion) by a Muslim is to this day regarded as a crime punishable by death in countries governed by Islamic law (it once likewise invited death in Christianity).

It is a book whose time is right, because it illuminates much of the current debate underlying the protests in Seattle and Prague.

When you get right down to it, "Capital In the Twenty-first Century" is proving so successful because it illuminates one of the great issues of our time, rising inequality, and provides a simple but novel explanation for it — one with alarming implications for the future.

Because it illuminates his books?

At night this speaker illuminates with a cool blue light.

It's worth considering the idea, because what's wrong with it illuminates what's wrong with a lot of what comes out of the Speaker's mouth.

It consists of a Mach-Zehnder interferometer illuminated with a HeNe laser [ 10].

When the developed holographic pattern was illuminated with a 650 nm laser it produced a good reconstructed image.