Sentence examples for far light from inspiring English sources

It is equivalent to how far light travels over the course of one year, roughly 9,000 trillion meters.

According to Vasquez, one of the largest concerns of LED lighting has been throw distance, which is how far light can reach from it's source.

One way to think of it, Kaertner says, is in terms of how far light can move in a given amount of time.

The colour ratio consequently told the research team about the transparency of the sky at a given time and how far light could travel.

He's got a point when he notes that the rapidly growing field of 2020 Democratic contenders is thus far light on executive experience.

In this formalism, distances in space can be measured by how long light takes to travel that distance, e.g., a light-year is a measure of distance, and a meter is now defined in terms of how far light travels in a certain amount of time.

As time passed, I noticed my palette had become far lighter and exuded shades of pinks, purple, gold and blues representing a lightness of being.

Today's lift would be far lighter.

It is far lighter and softer than cashmere.

Fiberglass is also less prone to damage and far lighter than clay idols.

Syria plays Lebanon with a far lighter touch than the Israelis.