Sentence examples for collective light from inspiring English sources

It is more pragmatic to help the rank-and-file member to become a candle, and from the collective light, illuminate the darkness.

(Steve Smith) ★ Britten Sinfonia (Wednesday) A superb chamber orchestra whose collective light has been hidden all too often by the stars it has accompanied, this British ensemble makes its United States debut with the composer Thomas Adès on the podium.

When it begins to rain on the Klansman and his burning cross, "it's sort of like a baptism," Mr. West said excitedly, as a collective light bulb went off in the screening room.

To be able to see the collective light from the stars making up our own galaxy gives a tantalising sense of the enormity of our universe and the structures within it.

This collective light scattering is caused by the coherent center-of-mass motion of the atoms in the condensate.

One light will then light another without its own diminishing at all, and the collective light will instantaneously dissipate the darkness.

Caballero-Benitez, S. F., Mazzucchi, G. & Mekhov, I. B. Quantum simulators based on the global collective light-matter interaction.

J. A. Greenberg, 'Collective Light-matter Interactions via Emergent Order in Cold Atoms,' Duke University Ph.D. Dissertation, unpublished [PDF 3.4 MB] (2012).

They are instantly recognizable: the pillow fight in the hotel, Paul with a face full of shaving cream, Muhammad Ali "punching" the band's collective lights out.

(Note: In Israel, daylight savings time starts after Passover: It is as if renewing the collective spiritual light takes precedence over the changing relationship to natural light).

That quotation appeared atop a news release describing "Music in Layers," a concert presented by the composers' collective Red Light New Music on Monday evening at the Leonard Nimoy Thalia at Symphony Space.