Sentence examples for containing light from inspiring English sources
While waiting for Bostrom, I peered through a row of windows into the Arkhipov Room, which looked as though it was used for both meetings and storage; on a bookcase there were boxes containing light bulbs, lampshades, cables, spare mugs.
Unlike Corning's cladding, which looks like a complex honeycomb of air and silica, OmniGuide is banking on concentric circles of cladding materials that, in theory, could be easier to manufacture and do a much better job of containing light.
In a few homes, builders have installed long tubes containing light amplifiers that run through the ceiling to channel daylight down.
Chlorophyll is synthesized in an environment containing light because the gene for chlorophyll is expressed only when it interacts with light.
When the universe began, researchers believe, it was made up of gas containing light elements mostly hydrogen and helium.
Gas injection is being increasingly applied as a secondary or tertiary oil recovery process, particularly in reservoirs with a reasonable dip angle, preferably of high permeability and containing light oil.
The store is lighted with skylights and energy-saving fixtures containing light-emitting diodes.
Their greatest achievement to date is growing partial embryonic eyes, complete with retinal tissue containing light-sensitive cells, in the hope of developing a new stem cell-based treatment for various diseases that cause blindness.
A wide 150-foot-tall glass column containing light-emitting diodes will display mutating colors along the corner of the building's facade, in a nod to four similar 15-foot columns at the Hotel Gansevoort.
Other proposals call for a temporary enclosure, several stories high, containing lights and fountains.
In animals harboring intraperitoneal hollow-fiber or subcutaneous implants containing light-inducible transgenic cells, the serum levels of the human glycoprotein secreted alkaline phosphatase could be remote-controlled with fiber optics or transdermally regulated through direct illumination.
