Sentence examples for directional light from inspiring English sources

Unlike incandescent or fluorescent lamps, which spew light in all directions, LEDs generate directional light, making them ideal for selectively illuminating areas.

In contrast to the previous sidewall patterning approaches, we have developed a direct patterning process by redirecting the highly directional light from the exposure tool.

They have a focal plane of 7 m and provide a white flash every 7.5 seconds, plus a directional light (white, red, or green depending on direction) at a focal plane of 4 m.

The study of a coin's features has traditionally been conducted by direct hands-on examination, employing magnification tools and a strong directional light source.

Unlike incandescent and CFL bulbs, LEDs emit "directional" light, meaning the light is focused in a specific direction (like a spotlight).

In the absence of gravity, but the presence of directional light, spaceflight roots remained strongly negatively phototropic and grew in the opposite direction of the shoot growth; however, cultivars WS and Col-0 displayed two distinct, marked differences in their growth patterns.

Directional lighting improves detail contrast and brilliance.

Note they only replace directional lights, not the standard 60w bulb.

Look closely, however, and you'll see that a lot of directional lighting comes from spotlights built into the ceilings and other invisible places.

For giving mariners accurate directional information in ports, harbours, and estuarial approaches, fixed directional lights display sharply defined red and green sectors.

There's actually a night-time sequence in Catfish, during which scary things are picked out with crude directional lighting in pitch-darkness, clearly influenced by that famous docu-style horror The Blair Witch Project.