Sentence examples for getting more light from inspiring English sources

Basically, getting more light into the camera is a good thing.

If lack of sunlight causes or contributes to seasonal affective disorder, then getting more light may reverse it.

Many groups are working on novel antireflective solar cell coatings in the hopes of getting more light into solar cells.

Refiners in the gulf have been getting more light crude from the shale boom than they can process and not enough of the heavier oil for which most of the refining capacity is designed.

The thinning removed down and dead trees, giving skiers better paths in the woods as well as getting more light and water to healthy trees, leading to a more robust forest overall.

But while that Apple China story continues to remain murky, another one is getting more light shed on it: amid the saga around working conditions at the Foxconn plants that make Apple devices like the iPad comes a new video of what life is like inside one of the plants that make them.

"It just seems to get more light".

You get more light then, even if in August the light itself seems tired.

But metal oxides are transparent, so displays with these backplanes should get more light out and operate more efficiently.

A less expensive way to get more light on the camera's sensor is to use a longer exposure, but even that requires special equipment.

He added, "What I'm really happy about is this category came back so this marginalized form of American music can get more light shed on it".