Sentence examples for calcium light from inspiring English sources

* May 23 at 7 30: "Calcium Light Night," "River of Light," "Two Hearts," and "Firebird".

During May and June, though, four of his ballets — "Calcium Light Night" (1977), "Barber Violin Concerto" (1988), "River of Light" (1998) and "Hallelujah Junction" (2001) — rewarded our attention and stimulated dancers.

One of the most intriguing bits of casting promises to be that of Alexandra Ansanelli and Edwaard Liang, two dancers with strong dramatic presences, in Peter Martin's cool "Calcium Light Night," his first ballet.

To observe the evolution of Peter Martins's style, catch "Calcium Light Night," a stylish pas de deux from 1978 that reveals the influence of Balanchine's "Duo Concertant".

In 1977, when Mr. Martins made his first work, "Calcium Light Night," he was not yet the boss or the man in the impossible-to-fill shoes.

Peter Martins, 63, the company's ballet master in chief, has created more than 80 pieces for City Ballet since 1977, when at Balanchine's urging he choreographed his first work, "Calcium Light Night".

Research has also shown a positive effect from calcium supplements, light therapy and cognitive therapy.

Limelight, first theatrical spotlight, also a popular term for the incandescent calcium oxide light invented by Thomas Drummond in 1816.

Unlike jellyfish photoproteins, which require calcium to light up, luciferase from fireflies needs a ready supply of luciferin and ATP.

There he spent almost two years creating several portfolios of ravishly beautiful abstract prints (especially Calcium Night Light) and a number of impressive reliefs assembled from small, standardised wooden elements.

Minor components of the gas, such as sodium and calcium, absorb light at specific wavelengths, and they thus cause the appearance of absorption lines in the spectra of the stars that lie beyond the gas.