I recognised a particular light in his eye (it was familiar from home): here was one of those generous, wise African spirits.
He would use successive numbers in the series as measures of area and give each size a colour from his characteristic range; turquoise blues, burnt siennas, indian reds, mustard yellows and a particular light green.
A particular light, a moment's radiance, a sunset – any of these might set them off.
Every one, I think, casts a particular light over today's new newsletter-lit.
Worms that have a mutated gene encoding the ion channel CNG lack a particular light response.
"I do expect some negativity," Amanat said, "not only from people who are anti-Muslim, but people who are Muslim and might want the character portrayed in a particular light".
This is not to say that we would not benefit from that particular light.
Close up, I could see the subtle tones of their plumage: not black, as it usually appears from a distance, but bluish-purple in tone, each feather shining when it catches the light from a particular angle.
A beam of light from a particular star will be reflected from one of the satellites to the other and there combined, in an instrument known as an interferometer, with a beam from the star that the second satellite has received directly.When the crests of the two beams coincide, they will reinforce each other.
This means that light from a particular layer may have more effect on the centroid in one part of the pupil than another, further complicating the irregularities in the wavefront sensor spots across the pupil, and introducing spurious aberrations in the wavefront sensor estimate that do not exist in the anterior optics of the eye.
