Sentence examples for delineation of light from inspiring English sources

De Chirico was an Italian painter, but his harsh delineation of light and shadow are more of Spain's brutal demarcations than Italy's subtle marriages of the elements.

The effect of falling light is closely studied; Joseph's crystal rosary beads have bright highlights, while subtle delineations of light and shade can be seen in the sideboard's tracery and in the clasps of her book.

At first glance, Kokoschka's landscapes seem to follow the principles of the Impressionist school because of their bright colours, ephemeral delineation of shapes, and preoccupation with light.

Since this type of dropping-mass gravimeter derives its accuracy and stability from the constancy of the speed of light as well as the innate properties of helium, neon, and rubidium atoms, the 'gravity' term in the delineation of an all-electronic kilogram is also measured in terms of invariants of nature and with very high precision.

In particular, data obtained from biochemical, electrophysiogical and molecular engineering in the light of recent X-ray structures now allow delineation of the principles of ligand binding, channel opening and allosteric modulation.

To produce repeatable choroidal maps, we need exact delineation of the outer choroidal layer, which may be obtained by using a longer light wavelength [ 4].

A comprehensive delineation of the TF and miRNA regulatory network underlying the SC injury response may shed light on fundamental aspects of SC biology.

Delineation of the precise in vivo mechanisms that yield this disturbed synaptic plasticity in mutant mice promises to shed important new light on our understanding of the disorder.

Framing and the delineation of vision reign.

But he has cast his own shadow on his coming delineation of God.

Obama's answer remains the clearest delineation of the Administration's public posture.