Sentence examples for bigger illumination from inspiring English sources

During the aerobic phase bigger illumination area serving more energy, tubular photobioreactor reached higher biomass productivity of 31.8 ± 2.1 mg L−1 h−1 which was about 11% higher than the panel photobioreactor.

As well as providing soothing ambience they offer illumination for you to check on baby without flicking on the big light and ensure you never step on Lego in the dark again.

One big disappointment: the illumination of the controls in the center stack.

This is another big win for Illumination and a solid hit for Universal.

In this scenario some (more efficient) technologies yield bigger reductions, like LED illumination measures, hybrid and electric vehicles, and solar water heaters.

At the power of 1 mW (m = 2.5), implies that the nonlinear phase change is narrower than the intensity distribution, whereas 10 mW a m = 0.4 is obtained; therefore, the nonlinear phase change is extended beyond the incident intensity distribution, which means that the change in the nonlinear refraction index takes place in a bigger area than the illumination area.

£5, tickets from Unity box office (0151 709 4988), Sefton Park Palm House, 0151 726 2415, palmhouse.org.uk Blackpool illuminations big weekend 4-8 November, gates open 4pm Fireworks, competitions and a festival of swing featuring the BBC Big Band will be held throughout the weekend, plus there's an illuminated tram running Alan Carr and Emma Forbes up and down the promenade.

One of the biggest events will be the illumination of Hadrian's Wall on 13 March (hadrians-wall.org), when 500 gas-fired braziers will light the wall from end to end.

Illumination had a big hit last year with "Minions," which cost $74 million to make.

The control design was rather challenging because the system is highly nonlinear and because undesired interaction occurs between multiple illumination zones in a big office room.

It was an eclipse, one big album intercepting and obscuring the illumination of another.