Sentence examples for extinct light from inspiring English sources

This favourably compares SWCHN suspensions with respect to more conventional black fluids employed in solar collectors also for their minimum scattering contribution to the total extinct light.

Therefore, the albedo of SWCNH suspension in water was only 0.05, confirming that the contribution of the scattered part to the total extinct light was very low.

Occasionally huge fossilized shells of ammonites, an extinct group of mollusks, come to light; the fossils can measure up to 40 centimeters, or about 15 inches, in diameter.

Companies that pollute and then pay elected officials to lobby for them remind me of that Gary Larson cartoon, "Why Dinosaurs Became Extinct"...the one that shows dinosaurs lighting up and puffing away.

Two persistent grayling, long extinct in Michigan, surfaced in the wash of light above the back windows, and even the mounted deer and elk heads flanking the fireplace suggested souvenirs from some gone, legendary time.

There might be some tastefully lit shots of plastic bags, almost extinct but still popular with the older generation for carrying stuff.

The very sky that hung above it looked pale and extinct, giving the idea, not of darkness, but of light that had become dead.

Can a mammoth deformity shed light on why these ancient beasts went extinct?

Once a voltage is applied, the water takes the place of the oil and the light is completely reflected, the pixel is extinct.

De-extinction is becoming potentially feasible for restoring extinct species in the wild, but research is required to determine the likelihood of success in light of contemporary and future environmental change.

And lovers of spectacular prehistoric beasts will know about the pterosaurs - extinct flying reptiles, some of which had the 10m wingspan of a light aircraft.