Sentence examples similar to colour lamps from inspiring English sources

A respiratory monitoring system with colour lamp indicator was used to help the patient perform repeated breath holds at the same point in the respiratory cycle.

The maker of a set of communicating bedroom sensors that control a changing-colour lamp claims to be able to wake sleepers at the best moment.

Familiar examples of discrete-frequency electromagnetic radiation include the distinct colours of lamps filled with different fluorescent gases characteristic of advertisement signs, the colours of dyes and pigments, the bright yellow of sodium lamps, the blue-green hue of mercury lamps, and the specific colours of lasers.

But if we look at the light itself, it remains unchanged, no matter what colour the lamp.

Major applications include hosts for red phosphors for fluorescent lamps, colour displays, and TV screens that use cathode-ray tubes.

Earlier, Sir Henry Irving had used transparent coloured lacquers to coat lamps to produce colour effects, using separate circuits for each colour.

Or if you did chose to perform on a conventional stage, it had to be with the bare minimum of lamps, colours, fabrics.

A good way to change the look of your room is to paint it white, and add splashed of bright colours in bedding, lamps and cushions.

Yet the heaviness of the dark wood is lightened by Jonna's way with prints, plus contemporary pops of colour: egg-yolk yellow lamps from Habitat and a tomato-red Smeg fridge.

Average daylight is rated at about 5,500 K, the light from an overcast sky from 6,500 K up; the colour temperature of tungsten lamps ranges between 2,600 and 3,400 K. To ensure correct "white-light" colour reproduction with different types of lighting, the sensitivities of the three film layers must be matched to the colour temperature of the light.

Fluorescent lights provide even illumination but may overilluminate the tank walls; coloured lights accentuate natural colours; and mercury-vapour lamps encourage maximum growth of marine plants.