Sentence examples for from its light from inspiring English sources

It looks from its light eyebrows as if it might have some Rottweiler mixed in.

The insect controls the light it emits from its light organ by adding oxygen to a mix of other chemicals involved in the light-emitting reaction, including luciferin and the bioluminescent enzyme luciferase.

Then, the neighboring strip close to the road on the right side (3 m in width and 30 m in length) could be extracted and considered from its light intensity distribution point of view.

Since light measurements were performed by short pre-illumination of the protein, a substantial part of PtAu1abZIP-LOV might not have been light-activated and/or reverted from its light back to its dark conformation during the measurements.

It is predicted to show many differences from its lighter homologues: a largely contributing effect is the spin orbit (SO) interaction.

Calculations on its ionization potentials and atomic and ionic radii are similar to that of its lighter homologue gold, thus implying that roentgenium's basic properties will resemble those of the other group 11 elements, copper, silver, and gold; however, it is also predicted to show several differences from its lighter homologues.

But the piece requires some fairly high-tech help from its lighting designer, Scott Poitras.

Once the dance shifted from its lighter beginning, the instrument's presence became more oppressive, and other sinister ideas filtered in.

Last year, as New York State was moving to deregulate its electricity system, Amalgamated's board approved an ambitious five-year retrofitting plan that includes everything from its lights to the testing or replacement of the estimated 5,000 motors that pump water and run elevators and distribute steam in the complex to a rooftop solar power system.

Alan Yost, a meat-andpotatoes financial journalist who writes most often for the Wall Street Journal, points out, in his new book about the finances of the sport, "Tailgating, Sacks and Salary Caps," and with magical correctness, that the success of "Monday Night Football" derived in part from its lighting: all those shadowless fields and gleaming helmets.

Everything about the hotel provides a soothing counterpoint to the nonstop bustle of the central business district, Shinjuku, down below — from its light-flooded lobby to its sleek, serene health center to its impeccably gracious, multilingual staff.