Sentence examples for emerging light from inspiring English sources

The emerging light is focused onto a photoelectric cell, which produces a current proportional to the light entering it.

Instead, Dr Zavattini and his colleagues found that the direction in which the emerging light vibrates is rotated ever so slightly from its original alignment.

"He was an emerging light," the imam Al-Hajj Talib Abdur-Rashid, of the Mosque of Islamic Brotherhood, said during the service.

An innovative bidirectional goniophotometer has recently been set up for this purpose, using digital image capture and the projection of the emerging light on a diffusing screen.

All but two are based on a scanning process to investigate the emerging light flux distribution, the alternative approach being based on digital imaging techniques.

Compared with the current industry requirement, the IBLM has an 85% higher luminance uniformity of the emerging light, which demonstrate the feasibility and universality of the proposed algorithm.

Perovskite-structured CsPbBr3 halide is an emerging light-harvester for all-inorganic solar cells due to its superior stability against moisture and heat.

So when a lighting designer two years ago proposed installing light emitting diodes or LEDs, an emerging lighting technology, the royal family readily assented.

If there is the feeling that destiny is somehow dragging Arsenal towards glory, there is the hope this evening that Wenger's emerging lights can illuminate the occasion.

"At last a new generation of human-powered aircraft is emerging, lighter and more manoeuvrable," enthuses the Aerospace Professional, the magazine of the Royal Aeronautical Society.

Toward the end of Thomas's glorious reign as king of the bar, a new kind of cocktail was emerging — lighter, less alcoholic and usually involving vermouth, a key ingredient in the manhattan and the martini.