Sentence examples for illuminated depth from inspiring English sources
Concentration profiles for the cationic active centers produced during illumination were coupled with an analysis of the active center reactive diffusion during the post-illumination period, revealing that migration of the active centers leads to cure beyond the illuminated depth.
The perfectly timed pronouncement illuminated the depth of her beliefs.
"Events in recent months have illuminated the depth of the problem of sexual harassment in the workplace, and events in the past few weeks have made clear that the judicial branch is not immune," Roberts said in the report released Sunday.
Analysts of Chinese politics still raise the subject of Xi's disappearance in the belief that a fuller explanation of why he vanished might illuminate the depth, or fragility, of his support.
Here was I in Adelaide, bumbling along in comfortable, crisis-free obscurity at the other end of the world, when suddenly a bushfire flared up back in the increasingly Disunited Kingdom, illuminating a depth of feeling about my song I hadn't known existed.
LONDON — Prime Minister David Cameron survived a potentially humiliating challenge to his policies toward the European Union on Wednesday by a closer margin in Parliament than had been forecast, illuminating the depth of dissent within his party over an issue that has divided it for decades.
Both devices are based on the principle that green light illuminates the depth of a tissue (up to 3 mm, according to the manufacturer) and that the scattered green light is absorbed by haemoglobin of red blood cells contained in superficial vessels.
But in Mr. Rudnick's best plays, humor illuminates shadowy depths beneath clever surfaces.
Likewise, Mr. Carter's jagged, turbulent music seems to illuminate emotional depths within Williams's clear, lucid verse.
But Ms. Zambello's resourceful, riveting conception, seen on Thursday, still illuminates fresh depths and currents in this Wagner seafaring tale.
