Mary Papadima's illuminating direction deftly shifts between the two foci of McGuinness's text: simultaneously a gripping psychological exploration of three men enduring an extreme situation and a kind of modern morality play meditating on life in the face of death.
Unlike incandescent or fluorescent lamps, which spew light in all directions, LEDs generate directional light, making them ideal for selectively illuminating areas.
Rangers also give driving directions to the more illuminating John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, about 15 minutes away on the grounds of the University of Massachusetts in Boston.
Look in any direction in the sprawling, illuminating retrospective of his work at the Phillips Collection here -- the largest Daumier show ever held in this country -- and you'll see the start of something big: the modern newspaper, the modern city and public transportation, working-class consciousness, agitprop and political caricature, popular art and entertainment.
Because they come from interviewees who are already in senior positions in industry, I expect that you'll find these answers illuminating as you ponder the future direction of YOUR career.
Many flow cytometers and sorters now in use focus an illuminating laser beam to an elliptical spot at the intersection of the beam and sample stream, with an axial dimension (beam height) smaller than a typical cell diameter oriented in the direction of sample flow.
Truthful performances, taut direction, and judicious pacing ensure a rousing and illuminating glimpse into the backstory or this or, for that matter, any band on the moment-before of no-turning-back.
Additionally the illuminating light does not penetrate the whole sample in z-direction.
The illuminating electromagnetic wave is linearly polarized; the electric field is directed along x-axis and the wave propagates in the z-direction.
Keeping to domains in Euclidean space, we will just consider here parallel beams in R n + 1, directed in the e n + 1 direction, through a domain Ω ⊂ R n × { 0 }, illuminating targets which are graphs over domains Ω ∗ in R n × { 0 }.
