Sentence examples for direct glare from inspiring English sources

Illuminating engineers have established recommended standards of illumination for various tasks and have also provided rules and standards relating to brightness of the source of lighting and controls for shielding the eye from direct glare.

But generally I'm in my civvies and so am arguably the prime market for Volvo's new LifePaint, a "water-based reflective safety spray", which promises to turn ordinary clothes into beacons when in direct glare of headlights.

Each room is shaded from the direct glare of the sun; the light is thus both guarded and intense, making the galleries seem like a sanctuary against the world outside.

Behavioural models derived from on-going field studies can provide the basis for predicting personal action taken to adjust lighting levels, remedy direct glare, and save energy in response to physical conditions.

This keeps the direct glare of headlights out of your eyes.

Edison's lightbulb, as Williams illustrated in Streetcar, suffers the inherent handicap of direct-light glare, and Blanche's lamp-shade solution, while reducing glare, has the inescapable effect of dimming the light.

Electrochromic glazing or exterior shading devices offer shading of the intense direct sun, reduce glare, and improve the daylight luminance within buildings.

It spun him around and elicited a glare directed at Lynn.

The look that launched a thousand memes: US Olympian Michael Phelps directed a furious glare at South African rival Chad le Clos as he warmed up for the 200 metre butterfly semi-final.

These were people on foot, lounging on porches, leaning against poles, gathering at curbs, and then sauntering slowly into the street, forcing cars to give way, throwing Richard direct and challenging glares.

E Ink screens have two advantages over LCD — they use far less battery power and they are readable in the glare of direct sunlight.