Sentence examples for comprehensive light from inspiring English sources

It is based on the use of a comprehensive light transport model specifically designed for granular materials like sand, and robust numerical reconstruction methods.

France enacted one of the world's most comprehensive light ordinances last year; visitors to Paris (and the city's residents) now encounter darkness from 1 a.m. to 7 a.m., an effort that has slashed the country's energy bills by $266 million and her carbon dioxide emissions by 250,000 tons per year.

He is in court charged with stirring up racial hatred.In this section The end of innocence Kelly in the lions' den Going nowhere Poor show A comprehensive mess Lights out Gordon's history lesson Cameron's way Reprints Related items Citizenship: QuizzicalNov 3rd 2005 Politics and national identity: British or what?Mar 31st 2005Up against that sort of rhetoric, Mr Brown's version looks rather grey.

We combined our genomic survey with gene trees, developmental expression patterns, and functional protein assays of photoproteins and opsins to provide a comprehensive view of light production and light reception in Mnemiopsis.

If you want to know exactly what apparatus Mr. Kelby is using in a given shot, touch the screen to reveal the controls, then touch the "Gear Guide" button for a comprehensive list of the lighting equipment used (another touch on an item takes you a site where you can buy it).

Since the mid-20th century, a more comprehensive theory of light, known as quantum electrodynamics (QED), has been regarded by physicists as complete.

The more one lives in peace, the greater is the inner happiness and the more comprehensive is the light.

Meanwhile, the investigation of PL mechanism of SiOx nanotubes have important significance because the room temperature PL of porous Si [16, 17] and Si-ion-implanted SiO2 (SiO2:Si+) [19] 19] has stimulated comprehensive studies on light-emitting devices made from Si-based materials.

Fresnel quickly developed a comprehensive model of transverse light waves that accounted for double refraction and a host of other optical effects.

The legendary early-seventies funk diva Betty Davis has been the subject of a comprehensive rerelease campaign from Light in the Attic records, so comprehensive that it includes an album that was never released.

Despite its high prevalence, only recently have comprehensive genomic surveys shed light on its molecular alterations.