Sentence examples for conventional lights from inspiring English sources

BY conventional lights, the Rev. Mitro Repo's candidacy for the European Parliament never should have succeeded.

Since quantum dots produce much purer colors than conventional lights, they can generate pixels with much more saturated hues, and the displays can produce a much wider gamut.

The new system offers a better way to control LEDs, which are relatively efficient and long-lasting compared to conventional lights, by taking advantage of the fact that they run on low-voltage direct current power.

Already, on Infiniti's QX56 sport utility and G35 sedan, rows of L.E.D.'s -- tiny bulbs that never burn out and use less power than conventional lights -- break the taillights out of their usual simple shapes.

The fixtures, which are meant to last 15 years, use 63percentt less energy than conventional lights, and can be programmed to produce millions of colors without the need for filters (like those used at the Empire State) or other equipment.

She was also prim, humorless, and, having left school in the ninth grade, intellectually defensive and incurious — traits overlooked by the smitten Stevens through the years of their courtship, while he accrued enough income, by his conventional lights, to justify marriage.

Two adenomas visualized endoscopically ex vivo under conventional white light illumination are shown in Fig. 6A.

Conventional light-skinned black people passing for white is easy enough.

For more than 100 years, conventional light microscopes have been vital tools for pathology.

There's one problem: A conventional light sensor can't measure phase.

The third barn (the control) was placed on a conventional lighting interval with T8 fixtures.