Sentence examples for identified lights from inspiring English sources

The fittings may either be removed in a uniform outline all over the areas of concern to reduce overall illumination or identified lights that do not contribute to a task are removed.

In a YouTube video, Fagel claims to have identified lights around the city where the yellow lights hovers around two-and-a-half seconds.

And David Rockwell, the prolific designer of hotels and theater sets, identified lighting and choreography as the key features straddling the two disciplines.

In this respect we identified light regime, pH, and nitrogen availability as major drivers of phylogenetic diversity.

Knock-out mutant analysis has identified light response-defective phenotypes in T-DNA insertional mutant lines for nine gene family members that are predominantly expressed under high illumination (Jung et al. 2008).

In D. harfordii, the Arabidopsis algorithm only identified light green petioles and was not able to identify blue-green blade area (Fig. 2F).

Based upon these criteria, in addition to myoepithelial cells, three types of epithelial cells were identified: light cells, intermediate cells, and dark cells [ 30, 31].

We identified light-chain species corresponding to monomer and 33-mer present in cell culture that seem to be responsible for the cytotoxicity observed in this study.

Several findings indicate that the structures consisting tubular smooth ER-like profiles and electron dense material indeed represent the ultrastructural correlate of inclusions identified light-microscopically: First, their size, frequency, and exclusive distribution within regions of rough ER are consistent with those of inclusions identified light-microscopically.

To better understand gene regulation in N. crassa in response to light, several studies have identified light-controlled genes (Chen et al. 2009; Dong et al. 2008; Lewis et al. 2002; Smith et al. 2010).

Other previously identified light-regulated genes had a similar expression profile, including per2, cry1a, tefa and fech (supplementary material Fig. S1) (Gavriouchkina et al., 2010; Weger et al., 2011).