Sentence examples for clinical lighting from inspiring English sources

Though each piece differs tonally, Warlikowski's tired style brings to mind the director's theater of the late 90s and early 00s – the mostly bare stage, the clinical lighting, the woman writhing malevolently in stiletto heals and a crystal-bedecked bra and panties.

Cassini's Here By Our Sight (to a tinny, scratchy recording of the Adagio from Schubert's Quintet in C Major) started out with the dancers poetically lit in silhouette against a glowing background, then flooded the stage with overly bright, clinical lighting that washed out the dancers in their severe steel-grey unitards and diminished the strangely tender moments in the choreography.

These worlds come together in the clinical light spilling onto the pale Norwegian wood benches of Court Room 227 at Oslo's City Court.

The first shows him as a young man newly arrived in Rome, naked and exposed in a cold, bright clinical light that gives his skin a livid pallor and emphasizes the muscular tension of his body.

Some might think this scene romantic but the truth is the early summer sunrise cast us in a rather clinical light and we looked sickly and tired, and although Yana laughed a bunch and then said yes — we had been together since college, and decided years ago that we were it for each other — I think both of us felt strangely untouched.

It was entirely lit by horrible fluorescent bulbs that hummed brightly and bathed the entire room in a pale, clinical light.

We have developed a microscope attachment for a camera-enabled mobile phone such that it can be used as a platform for high-resolution clinical light microscopy.

Brecht is easiest to identify, featuring Terry addressing the audience directly, illuminated by clinical strip lighting.

Driving back into central Bogota, that LED building hovered into view again, its clinical gleam lighting up the houses below.

We believe that these modifications will allow a clinical structured lighting system to be constructed.

As reviewed by Eastman [ 48], the issue of placebo responses has been a serious problem in clinical bright light studies, though the placebo problem has been negligible in studies of the physiologic effects of light.