Sentence examples for common light from inspiring English sources

Unlike earlier versions, the new LED lamps look more like common light bulbs.

These are about 30 times more expensive than their more common "light" counterparts.

Thus, green wavelengths are often the most common light in deep water.

The energy bill that President Bush signed into law in December spells doom for the common light bulb.

Andrea Palladio's indoor theatre, also in Italy, used common light sources: torches, pine knots, open-wick lamps, and tallow candles.

The new Globe is as faithful a replica of the old one as could be constructed...The actors and audience exist in a common light.

Muscovite, the common light-coloured mica, and biotite, which is typically black or nearly so, are the most abundant.

The most common light-coloured minerals are the feldspars, feldspathoids, and silica or quartz, giving the term felsic; other felsic minerals are corundum, zircon, muscovite, lepidolite, and calcite.

Furthermore, for common light-driven micromotors, the propulsion can be enhanced by increasing the light intensity, I [32].

We present the rendering artifacts and relate them to the presence of geometric errors in the four most common light-field implementations.

The gem is unique because of its particular hue a rich bubblegum rather than a more common lighter rose.