Sentence examples for considered lighting from inspiring English sources

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He considered lighting matches and dropping them down the shaft, to attract notice, but still had the presence of mind to suspect that this might not be wise.

For much of the match the Netherlands had set up camp in Britain's half so comfortably they may have considered lighting fires and sending a few players off for provisions.

To find ways to enhance community safety at night, we considered lighting standards and CPTED guidelines, using Relux Pro for a simulation analysis.

The following five physical parameters that influence occupants' visual comfort in architectural spaces should be considered: lighting illuminance levels, lighting distribution (diffusion), correlated color temperature (CCT), brightness ratio, and glare (Fielder, 2001), (Descottes & Ramos, 2011).

I considered lighting a candle so I could see the room in shadow, to reassure myself that everything was where it needed to be.

Finite element analysis along with 3D modeling and simulations were used for considered lighting modules and assemblies.

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To understand the challenges facing energy-efficiency advocates, though, consider lighting.

Eliasson was considering lighting a series of paintings by Wassily Kandinsky, in which he would cast each work in the daylight of the place where it was made.

Does one consider lighting?

Consider lighting.

Consider lighting and music.

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