Sentence examples for blots of light from inspiring English sources

Woody, now sixty, fleshy and big, like a figure for the victory of American materialism, sunk in his lounge chair, the leather of its armrests softer to his fingertips than a woman's skin, was puzzled and, in his depths, disturbed by certain blots within him, blots of light in his brain, a blot combining pain and amusement in his breast (how did that get there?).

I prefer Greengrass's end: the grappling chaos in the cockpit suddenly gives way, with no explosion and no blotting out of light, to a close-up of the grass in that field outside Pittsburgh.

Autophagy was determined by Western Blotting of the light chain 3 (LC3 -II and Beclin 1 proteins.

Dave may be patrolling the city, listening to the radio, smoking a cigarette, but the neighborhoods under his watch are nothing but blots of color and light.

Finally, the blots were washed again three times with immune-blot washing buffer before detection of light emission with the BM chemiluminescence immune blotting kit (Roche Applied Science) as described by the supplier.

Autophagic activity was assessed by measuring the absorbance of monodansylcadaverine and immunostaining and Western blotting for light chain 3 and p62/SQSTM1.

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My watch said 12 56 when one episode of Mr. Blake's work suddenly appeared: florid ink drawings, abstract patterns and woozy designs in saturated colors, like Rorschach blots morphing into a final blaze of light.

(E ) Western blot of total myosin light chain 2 (MLC2) and phosphorylated myosin light chain (p-MLC2) in P0 wild-type or miR-1 null hearts; GAPDH serves as loading control.

We used RNA gel blot analysis to examine the effects of light and sucrose on the expression of ACR11 and GLN2.

The so-called "bending of light effect" was tested by the English astronomer Arthur Eddington in 1919 during a solar eclipse, when the sun's glare was blotted out, enabling nearby stars to be seen.