Sentence examples for give off light from inspiring English sources
The wingless females give off light to attract flying males.
Such matter does not absorb or give off light, and is extremely difficult to detect.
When high-energy x-rays hit an object, the atoms in the material create "fluorescence" and give off light.
Some older LED bulbs come in what's called a "snow cone shape" and only give off light from the top.
O.L.E.D. technology relies on what are essentially colored molecules that give off light when placed between two electrodes.
When a proton captures an electron, it can give off light of various wavelengths as the electron hops down through energy levels.
Anything That Gives Off Light runs at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre from 16-26 August.
The show they are rehearsing is a collaboration with the National Theatre of Scotland, Anything That Gives Off Light, which aims to draw a direct line from the ideas of the Scottish Enlightenment to the ones on which America was founded.
Nearly five years in the making, Anything That Gives Off Light was originally due to coincide with the Scottish Independence referendum of 2014 – a time, says co-director Davey Anderson, when "what it meant to be Scottish was up for grabs".
The first thing to do is to breed a firefly which will give a pure-white light; fireflies give off lights of different colors in different parts of the country.
