Sentence examples for ideas of light from inspiring English sources
Informed by contemporary occult ideas and by the astrology that governs the interaction of its cast, it plays on ideas of light and darkness, illumination and benightedness.
The houses, red-brick, old, decrepit, with fire escapes used as cold storage, pantries, conservatories, and babies solaria, obeyed the minimum regulations of the Tenement House Department but violated all-moders ideas of light, air, and beauty.
Several ideas of light trapping in solar cells have been reported by the researchers such as random or periodic pyramids, gratings, plasmonic nanoparticles, one-dimensional photonic crystals, etc [1 4].
Architecture reveals ideas of natural and formal qualities found in the work; these are primarily the "dullest visibilities of the Will", such as the gravity, rigidity, and other properties of stone (World as Will and Representation (WWR) I) but include ideas of light, as well.
The relevant learning process is associationist: normal vision results when tangible ideas of distance (derived from experiences of unimpeded movement) and solid shape (derived from experiences of contact and differential resistance) are elicited by the visible ideas of light and color with which they have been habitually associated.
I am revisiting the idea of light and laughter and skin, half-transported by wind.
Einstein's path-breaking idea of light quanta was not widely accepted by his peers.
"The transparency was the idea of light and of this sexy woman walking the corridors," she said.
But commanders and soldiers also like the idea of light infantry and fighting the enemy face to face.
Indeed, rather than the idea of light triumphing over darkness, confronting dark with dark might be the more creative path.
