Sentence examples for fields of light from inspiring English sources

In fact, his fractured, pulsing, eerily still fields of light and colour teeter on the edge of abstraction and anticipate 20th-century science as well as art.

This bit of time travel takes only 40 minutes on the train, first through the Meadowlands -- amid the refineries, beautiful fields of light brown stalks waver like something out of Kansas -- and then through the leafy towns of Bergen County.

With the death, at the age of 89, of Stanley Black, this country has lost one of its outstandingly creative figures in the fields of light and popular music.

Chloë Z. Brown bathed the white-painted brick space in shifting fields of light, sometimes bringing into stark relief its rough, industrial edges and sometimes flooding it in a mellow haze, as in one fabulously strange site-specific moment when an army of paper airplanes flew up through a shaftway to scud across the bare floor.

The as-synthesized BaMoO4 Ln3+ (Ln = Eu, Tb, Dy, and Sm) phosphors show intense characteristic red, green, green yellow, and orange red emissions under ultraviolet light excitation, which might find potential applications in the fields of light emitting phosphors, advanced flat panel displays, and light-emitting diodes (LEDs).

Chiral media are a subset of bi-isotropic media where the electric and magnetic fields of light waves are coupled to each other.

Hau has recently embarked on a new research program at the interface of the fields of light-matter interactions, nanoscience, and molecular biology with the aim of studying protein dynamics at the single-molecule level.

These scholarships are for students who wish to study any and all fields of lighting (such as architectural, commercial, residential, airport, navigational, theatrical or television, agricultural, and vision).

Fashion is deeply entwined with the choreographic imagination of Mr. Dundervill (who designed the sets and costumes), with clothing changes serving to announce shifts in tone and pacing just as Carrie Wood's luscious, drenched color fields of lighting do.

The ZnO film has become one of the most important semiconductor materials and exhibits a wide potential application in the fields of light-emitting diodes [4], spintronic device [5], solar cells [6], thermoelectric materials [7, 8], and so on.

The compound has been drawing increasing attention for wide applications in the fields of lighting, display, and optical imaging for biology, owing to its excellent thermal and chemical stability and wide bandgap (~4.4 4.7 eV) [1].