Sentence examples for deeper light of from inspiring English sources

A pre- and post period study should be interesting to paint a deeper light of the PEG experience.

Numerous imaging systems and light propagation models have been investigated to capitalize on the deeper penetrating light of these new fluorophores to accomplish whole body 3D imaging in small animals [ 5].

As we near the end of a long day, the setting sun catches loose snow whipped across the surface of a frozen marsh by the wind, golden flecks whirling in the deep-blue light of dusk.

As for the secret life of friendships between men, I will have to remain satisfied with what others tell me, and Andrew O'Hagan's essay on the subject shines a deep light into the existential phenomena of true bromances.

But Lazio Manager Vladimir Petkovic also shifted Hernanes into a deeper role in light of the injury, and the Brazilian worked wonders in conducting the play.

We evaluated the current ethical issues in need of deeper analysis in light of the application of the newest genomic technologies in research and the ensuing implications for individuals and social groups.

The recent report by Nymark et al. [ 37] shows a deep light-dependent reorganisation of the diatom photosynthetic apparatus during dark-light shift conditions.

MUSEUM OF MODERN ART 11 W. 53rd St. (212-708-9400) — "Dand: Painting and Film" considers the Surrealist's canvases — with their dissolves, projections, and flattened yet deep space — in light of his long-term involvement in cinema.

While Burnard speaks with the hope of an ideal "unified approach" (3) that text-encoding allows, I find that Gailey's call for "deep editing" in light of text-encoding is more tethered to the realities and limitations of applying close reading to digital markup.

The U.S.-Saudi conversation about Iraq requires deep thinking in light of the likelihood that Iraq could fall prey again to sectarian infighting, terrorism, and prospects for partition.

But despite the varied, deep-toned lighting of Mr. Wilson and Heinrich Brunke, most of "POEtry" takes place in an annoyingly murky landscape.