Sentence examples for core of light from inspiring English sources

Augusto Arbizo, born in the Philippines, who organized the show, produces nature-based abstractions with generous layers of colored dots and strokes organized in web patterns around a central core of light.

The gold nanoparticle detection surface was illuminated under a full spectrum of 400 700 nm light from the core of the light probe placed above the device.

The model of spatial distribution of fission product (FP) activity and decay heat in core melt of light water reactor under severe accident conditions is proposed.

In comparison, the core consisted of light winds and sporadic convection a structure rather characteristic of a monsoon depression.

Reflected light is captured on a charge-coupled camera device after passing through the lens that lies within the core of the light guide.

Its spokesmen still insist that the Three Mile Island accident demonstrated that the core of a light water reactor is far more resistant to a meltdown than had been previously thought.

The magnification lens in the core of the light guide is optically isolated from the illuminating outer ring, thus preventing tissue surface reflections.

In the human 3' RR1, the region internal to the two components of the palindrome is inversely oriented with respect to the corresponding sequence of 3'RR2, as shown by the secondary diagonal line present at the core of the light blue frame.

They are taught that the core of the lighting decision for each play is a personal image, which should be concrete but should not necessarily come directly from the play.

Still, the core of this light-on-its feet but thoughtful play is memory: how unreliable it is, how peculiarly influenced by other people, how suddenly it can flood you with joy or terror.

Rather than painstakingly wiring thousands of small lights, ILM made the model out of clear Plexiglass and painted it; scratching off the finish created windows, and an inner core of neon lights illuminated the resulting holes.