Sentence examples for common sources of light from inspiring English sources

All common sources of light, including the Sun, incandescent and fluorescent lights, and flames, produce unpolarized light.

A more common source of light was the sinumbra table lamp, so-called because it worked without casting a shadow, by means of a flattened oval globe that topped a candlesticklike stem.

Common sources of such hyperpolarized spin order include polarized light, electron spin, and parahydrogen (pH2).

Accidental spills of hydrocarbons, such as Light Non-Aqueous Phase Liquids (LNAPLs), are one of the most common sources of subsurface contamination.

Many common sources of retirement income happen to be taxable.

Social media platforms are most common sources of these acts.

He loathed 20th-century mechanical smells – although paraffin (his most common source of heating and lighting, when in the country) he found oddly "sweet" to his nostrils, probably because of its association with warmth and light.

In nature, its origin is in the cosmic stream from space and a common source of man-made ordinary light is the incandescent filament of a light bulb.

Helium cadmium lasers are a common source of blue-ultraviolet laser light.

In addition, spurious spontaneous emission is a common source of noise because the produced light does not have coherence characteristics as required for amplification.

"It's a common source of tension.