Sentence examples for extensive lighting from inspiring English sources

He said bathrooms and kitchens would be completely renovated and air-conditioning and high-quality heating systems added, and extensive lighting is planned for the villa and its grounds.

If it is actually an okay idea, it needs to be done by other than the already mentioned and by other than the battalion of producers who poured good money into the stunningly weighty Michael Scott Mitchell sets, Paul Tazewell's period costumes, Sean Nieuwenhuis projections, Howell Binkley's extensive lighting and SCK Sound Design sound.

Robinson's also has an extensive light breakfast and lunch menu featuring salads ($7.95 to $13.95), wraps ($7.95 to $8.95) and other sandwiches ($5.75 to $7.95).

The menu has an extensive "light bites" section, with everything from monkfish cheeks to Brighton scallops for under a tenner.

Amateurs passed the image to professionals, who now believe Ms. Van Arkel found something never before seen: a visual echo of a black hole's extensive light emission.

Business and financial services account for the major share of employment, but there are also extensive light industries, especially engineering and electronics.

Here, we explore the impact of extensive (light) grazing, which is often the only practical management solution to stop ecological succession towards forest.

This indicates the extensive light-trapping effect by the μc-SiNS and could possibly harvest a large amount of solar energy at infrared regime.

Its main city, Portland, became the poster child of the "smart growth" movement by forcing up density, building an extensive light-rail system and restoring its urban core.

Adult male Antarctic fur seals have extensive light grizzling on the mane, are darker than adult male New Zealand fur seals being dark brown to very dark gray, have a wider and shorter muzzle, smaller rhinarium, and steeper forehead.

Trolley buses gradually made way for motor buses until the last electric tram or bus service ran on 12 July 1963 leaving only the Glenelg tramline as a remnant of a once extensive light rail network.