Sentence examples for dim incandescent from inspiring English sources

"You'd see this long platform with dim incandescent lights stretching off into the distance".

Seen out of context under dim incandescent light at Lacma, the Faun's artistry is enhanced rather than diminished, its etched, circular patterns and otherworldly countenance still as beguiling and repellent as on screen.

Each rat then underwent a 4-day conditioning procedure in which an active analgesic drug or its vehicle (unconditioned stimulus) was associated with the following cues (conditioned stimuli): novel testing room (environmental), vanilla scent cue (olfactory), dim incandescent lighting (visual), restraint procedure/injection (tactile), and time of day and injection-test latency (temporal).

In both tests, the area was evenly lit using dim incandescent bulbs.

Rows of bright LEDs shine where dim incandescents used to flicker.

There is a string of orange high-pressure-sodium lights followed by the smaller, dimmer incandescent lights, which cast a glow similar to that of a metal halide lamp.

An efficient way to dim an incandescent light bulb on AC power is to periodically turn off the AC sinusoid and thus provide only a fraction of the full wave to the light.

Loucetios controls the intensity of the light by dimming an incandescent light bulb.

A corporate history posted on the company's Web site said that by 1959, Mr. Spira had developed a solid-state dimmer for incandescent lighting that was practical for home use.

Manegold notes that with that SlimStyle bulb, "The premise was about getting to price points and driving affordability". Since then, Philips has brought a new LED to market in the traditional light bulb shape, which also adds amber LEDs to mimic the warm glow you get from dimming an incandescent.

WASHINGTON -- While Congress may be trying to dim the federal incandescent bulb ban, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar is getting ready to brighten up the National Mall.