Sentence examples for illumination from the from inspiring English sources
One instance of immersion is Les Enluminures, where illuminated manuscripts prevail and the sights include a double-sided illumination from the late 13th-century Burckhardt-Wildt Apocalypse, whose recto shows an angel with a red trumpet summoning the end of the world and a red comet.
With an illumination from the side, layers of the sample can be selectively illuminated and recorded and, thus, tomographical data can be directly acquired.
Black walls of water pick up a ghostly illumination from the swirling snowflakes.
The lights are low, with a glow of illumination from the stage and static of voices, and then, as in the theatre, the room turns a shade darker, the talking subsides.
Illumination from the clerestory windows, as well as from sections of translucent glass wall, diffuses gently through the galleries (sometimes cunningly enhanced by artificial lighting discreetly placed in alcoves), producing an interior of cool, even light.
In this well, Mr. Turrell will install a huge structure — essentially five nesting lampshades that mimic the rings of the museum's ramps, each embedded with hundreds of hidden light-emitting diodes beaming full-spectrum light that will mix with the natural illumination from the building's skylight.
This background signal is suspected to originate from back reflection of illumination light from the metal pinhole and the fiber bundle surface and is incompletely rejected by the polarization discrimination system.
It could be called at once a massive statement of human aspirations and a cry for illumination, from both the religious and the humanistic points of view.
Through Sept. 2. | "Apocalypse Then: Medieval Illuminations from the Morgan".
The bifacial DSSC using the pristine PEDOT PSS film exhibits the efficiencies of 4.71% and 2.38% corresponding to the illuminations from the front and the rear sides, respectively.
We can easily identify by eye the periodic illuminations from the auroral image, and we use the colored dots to represent the periodic brightness.
