Sentence examples for generally illuminating from inspiring English sources

Generally, illuminating light at different polarization components passes the color splitting filters twice in such Philips prism.

Solid comparative methods, although generally illuminating, are for several reasons difficult to apply to the languages and divisions within the Afro-Asiatic phylum.

Andrew Sullivan makes a crucial point about what he calls "torture creep": what Cheney, Charles Krauthammer, and others were celebrating this week was the deployment of torture not in a desperate effort to stop a ticking time bomb, but to glean information that might be generally illuminating — not to disconnect a fuse, but to get some dots that may or may not ever be connected.

General accuracy is equal to k/(m + l – k), which can generally illuminate the accuracy of the neighbor table.

The results may be relevant to other introduced taxa; more generally, they illuminate the timely and indeed urgent issue of potential evolutionary response to novel environmental conditions.

ChIRP-seq is generally applicable to illuminate the intersection of RNA and chromatin with newfound precision genome wide.

The question is still unhelpful enough that it ends up doing more to cast suspicion on Catholic nominees generally than to illuminate anything important about this nominee.

In PAT, a nonionizing short-pulsed laser source is generally used to illuminate the biological tissues.

Reviewers generally praised the episode for illuminating the conflicting elements of Gwen's character and providing a central dilemma with no easy answer.

In this article, this will be accomplished by recasting the imaging problem into one that maps a reflectivity volume into measurements collected by illuminating a target object with a generally unfocused beam.

The essay also examines the top 100 'How To' searches made worldwide to see what people generally needed assistance with, and those results are very illuminating.