Sentence examples for changing the light from inspiring English sources

In 1979 3M revamped its technology–sold under the Opticom brand to allow it to recognize two different priority levels: a high level for emergency vehicles, which could force traffic lights to change immediately and a lower level for transit vehicles, which could hold off changing the light entirely if changing the light to green would snarl traffic.

Paper-light parkas in vivid colors responded to human hands by creating musical notes and changing the light patterns on an LED, or light-emitting diode, curtain.

He has also covered the gallery's massive bank of windows with white fabric, from the outside, changing the light, evoking a disabled movie screen or sail and creating a weirdly effective weathervane.

During his gap year before he was supposed to start school, Mr. Pundole began his "education" at London's Groucho Club, where, in between fetching the chef's linens and changing the light bulbs, he befriended up-and-comers in music and film.

Amero experimented with the process and produced an unusual range of tones by exposing the paper to light in the darkroom several times -- most photograms are exposed only once -- and changing the light's intensity.

Figure 3b depicts the dependence of the VOC to ISC, which is varied by changing the light intensity.

"Changing the lighting will make the whole room feel different.

"I'm even thinking about changing the lighting outside the store".

He also tried interventions such as taking magnesium supplements, cutting out caffeine and changing the lighting conditions in his bedroom.

Of course, changing the lighting on such a prominent building is fraught with not only financial considerations, but also ethical responsibilities.

During the preparation phase, Mr. Lattimore also shoots 100 to 200 photographs, moving around the subject, bracketing the exposures differently and changing the lighting.