The CMU database has copious illumination variations.
Eight-foot-high windows running the length of the opposite wall allow copious amounts of light into the apartment.
The publike fare is pleasing, copious and inexpensive: light, golden fish and chips, sautéed trout with garlic herb butter, salmon encrusted with pine nuts, and wintry homemade soups and stews.
Identifying Characteristics: Copious alcohol consumption, lighting eight beer bottles in place of eight candles and, of course, breakdancing.
The short-lived blue stars forged in these regions emit copious amounts of ultraviolet light that ionize the surrounding gas.
Callow, who has performed a one-man play about Wagner, assesses the composer's music in the light of his copious essays, letters, and other writings in this lively biography.
Inside this shell, there is a bubble of plasma consisting of very hot and energetic electrons and magnetic fields, which produce copious amounts of X-ray light.
Gills Onions, a food processing company based in Oxnard, Calif., needs copious amounts of electricity for refrigeration, lighting and other jobs, and it sets an example by making its own, using onion waste.
The lighting was dramatic and copious; in 1928 The Architectural Record quoted Mr. Hood as explaining that it did the work of an audience, helping to keep a performer alone in a studio "keyed up to a high pitch".
The abundance of detections of γ-ray millisecond pulsars by Fermi Large Area Telescope coupled with their light curve characteristics that imply copious pair production in their magnetospheres, motivated us to investigate this old pulsar population as a source of Galactic electrons and positrons and their contribution to the enhancement in cosmic-ray positron flux at GeV energies.
