Sentence examples for calling a light from inspiring English sources
Rather, there are plans for an installation on the Charles River Esplanade in Boston that Ms. Etheridge and Dawn Dzedzy, director for brand marketing, are calling a "light forest," after its more than 10,000 solar-powered LED lights.
There will be an open bar and what they are calling a "light buffet and passed appetizers" from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m., then a cash bar and DJ.
So they designed what they're calling a lighter, smoother, cast-iron skillet — informed by the tastes of Brooklyn cooks.
The resulting dataset is called a light field.
This is a phenomenon called a "light echo" and gives scientists a glimpse into the past.
The walls are painted a crisp white, creating what she aptly called a "light box" effect.
An electronic device behind the glass, called a light modulator, reproduces interference patterns that encode information about the pictured object.
From this phenomenon, sometimes called a light echo, it is possible to calculate the distance of the nova from Earth, about 1,500 light-years.
How this slippery behavior could come to be is illustrated with an ingenuity and simplicity worthy of Einstein himself in an exhibit featuring something called a light clock.
Owner Nichola Hawkins can rustle up what she calls a "light supper" (spinach and watercress soup, poached salmon and new potatoes and her own clotted cream ice-cream).
The behavior of stars that vary in magnitude can be studied by measuring their changes in magnitude over time and plotting the changes on a graph called a light curve.
