Sentence examples for illuminated figures from inspiring English sources

Marcus Tremonto is the latest artist to customize figurines from Kidrobot, the toy and apparel company, with a series of illuminated figures called Lightbotz.

Jonathan Miller points out that apart from "adding suggestive gleams at the bevelled edges, the most important way the mirror betrays its identity is by disclosing imagery whose brightness is so inconsistent with the dimness of the surrounding wall that it can only have been borrowed, by reflection, from the strongly illuminated figures of the King and Queen".

Both transmissions are aimed in the same direction; hence clutter return is related to the same patch on the ground, and transmission weights are not relevant as long as the desired direction is sufficiently illuminated (Figure 2).

Following atropine application, all the genotypes now show a positive correlation over the course of the trial spending more time in the dark BH as the trial progresses when the FH is illuminated (Figure 2E H; table 1).

Over the whole trial, WT normally-sighted animals spend the majority of their time (67%) in the dark BH of the arena when the FH is illuminated (Figure 1B).

The lateral inhibition mechanism in the retina is due to the presence of feedback synapses of horizontal cells [1], [2], which reverse the sign from activation of the cells surrounding that were illuminated (Figure 1 top left).

Figure 10 c shows the new image corresponding to stretched and uniformly illuminated image.

The virtual absence of significant Ethiopian art from the African collection was remedied in 1998 when the museum acquired a magnificent 14th-century Gospel, illuminated with figures dressed in robes of saturated yellows and reds.

The project displayed an army of 100 mystifying, illuminated radioactive figures encroaching on the natural environment of the festival grounds.

The storefronts were shuttered and the streets emptied — except when a passing car illuminated a figure emerging from the shadows.

This secondary axis is commonly designated as 'dorsoventral' (a shorthand term whose inaccuracy is illuminated by Figure 2A).