Sentence examples for colour of light from inspiring English sources

To most of us, the change in the colour of light over the day would be less noticeable.

Meteorological conditions on Earth strongly affect the amount and colour of light that can penetrate the atmosphere.

This movement affects the colour of light detected from the star - as it the star moves slightly towards us we see the light as being slightly bluer - as it moves away the light appears a little redder.

Its therapeutic value is not only the quality of light (thinner and cleaner), or the colour of light in its translucent green and brown, or the air serrated with smells of bark and fresh leaves, or the pleasure of shadows and sudden movements through the shadows, or the canopy of branches swished by wind.

Along with colleagues at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Dr Goodship and his team had shown successes diagnosing genetic bone disease with the technique in living patients (using a colour of light that passes through flesh but bounces off of bone).

American physicist, who shared one-half of the 2005 Nobel Prize for Physics with Theodor W. Hänsch for their contributions to the development of laser spectroscopy, the use of lasers to determine the frequency (colour) of light emitted by atoms and molecules.

This explained anomalies in the energy contained in different colours of light which had long puzzled Einstein's predecessors.

But white light comprises a rainbow of visible colours of light, or light spectra -- any one of which could have different physiological effects in, say, a bird.

Plants colour themselves by absorbing some colours of light from the spectrum and reflecting others - chlorophyll, for instance, absorbs red and thus appears green.

In 1891 Lippmann revealed a revolutionary colour-photography process, later called the Lippmann process, that utilized the natural colours of light wavelengths instead of using dyes and pigments.

In analogy to the three primary colours of light, the new property became known as colour and the three varieties as red, green, and blue.