Sentence examples for flash illumination from inspiring English sources

They are dismal with a vengeance, an encyclopedia of wrack, ruin, and squalor, wanly bleached by flash illumination.

She spoke out fiercely against censorship, both before and after apartheid ended, and helped found the Congress of South African Writers, to which she gave part of her own Nobel prize money.Asked what she had been searching for in the 70 or more authors she read as a judge of the Man Booker international prize in 2007, she replied, quick as a flash: "Illumination".

The opto-mechanical design permits real-sun flash illumination at a millisecond time scale so that solar cells can be characterized with only insubstantial increases in cell temperature even at irradiance levels of thousands of suns.

In addition, Canon's Smart FE (Flash Exposure) function improves image quality by automatically adding the optimum level of flash illumination, aperture, ISO and shutter speed while the Low Light Mode features a wide ISO range (up to 6400), allowing more light to be captured creating sharper more vivid images and further enhancing the overall quality.

The images were obtained using a transilluminator and a digital camera without flash illumination.

At low concentrations of Na+ (≤1 μM), the turnover of the GLR photocycle is very slow: the absorption changes produced by flash illumination relax fully after ∼8 s.

Movie recording of swimming spermatozoa was performed under the flashing illumination of 100-µs duration (Shiba et al., 2008) synchronized with a high-speed CCD camera (HAS-220; Ditect, Tokyo, Japan).

Saramago reflects that "certain images, words, flashes, illuminations return to us" and there is no explanation – "we don't summon them up, they are simply there".

The low humidity in clean rooms [ 16], flashing light, low illumination of the work environment, and heavy use of the eye sight for long working hours might be factors of the high prevalence of tear secretion dysfunction and eye symptoms in this study population.

I have never experienced anything remotely resembling a flash of illumination; I am not among the many who visit India looking for God.

Then Michael would talk about it and with a flash of illumination — an "Ah, yes" — I would see for the first time why it was true.