Sentence examples for illuminating lamp from inspiring English sources

Greek culture is often used as a convenient mirror, not an illuminating lamp.

To demonstrate his new coil, Tesla used it to wirelessly illuminate lamps around his Manhattan laboratory.

A fuse that does not test to 120 volts or does not fully illuminate the lamp, is a likely candidate for replacement (meters are always preferred over test lamps as a lamp may not provide enough of a change in brilliance that can be detected by eye).

Its "engine" is a single 70-watt light source -- it could be H.I.D. or H.I.R. -- that illuminates every lamp in the car.

This paper presents experimental results on the imidacloprid removal from wastewater using homogeneous photo-Fenton reactions illuminated with black light lamps.

UV light was produced by a small arc deuterium lamp illuminating an optical fiber bundle.

We also investigated the optical (or structural) properties of the NFs by analyzing the X-ray diffraction (XRD) patterns and by illuminating the halogen lamp (Figure 2(c)).

So this show is about chocolates and roses and making out on the sidewalk underneath carefully illuminated street lamps?

"I use the methods of my father, natural, no manipulation, no chemicals," Mr. Fillastre said, as we stood in a room where three vintages sat aging in old oak barrels, illuminated by lamps wreathed in cobwebs.

Many of the museum's exhibits are illuminated by lamps made by Sigurður from rams' testicles.

For example, the yard is at first naturally lit and more influenced by daylight, in contrast to Winter's office, which is artificially illuminated by lamps.