Sentence examples for directed light from inspiring English sources

Lasers deliver coherent, monochromatic, well-controlled, and precisely directed light beams.

It is intended to deliver ambient light rather than directed light for tasks, and contains a nickel-metal-hydride battery, rather than a cheaper nickel-cadmium cell.

So a Zenith engineer named Eugene Polley then developed the industry's first wireless remote — a ray-gun-like device, originally marketed in 1955 as the Flash-Matic — that directed light signals at the set.

Reflected ambient light (as in a bright room) and directed light (as from overhead lights) was significantly higher than the iPad, and more than twice as high as the Nooks, which by the by had extremely low reflectance, making it good for reading in diverse lighting situations.

And since light, being a substantial form, cannot exist apart from matter, this inwardly directed light drew with itself what Grosseteste calls the spirituality of the matter of the outermost sphere, and thus luminosity (lumen), a body comprised of light and the spirituality of this matter, proceeded inwards.

"While some stakeholders have suggested further legislative changes regarding directed light source," the document reads.

Lighting: We use a stationary left-above, center directed lighting [40].

Conversely, adversely directed lighting drastically affects the performance of iris and face.

That could include directing light away from important flight routes or shielding the light in some way.

Rachel Chavkin directs "Light Shining in Buckinghamshire," Caryl Churchill's drama of English political identity, circa 1647 April 188, New York Theatre Workshop).

Somehow the larger themes serve to direct light onto the writer rather than the other way around.