Sentence examples for in bulb from inspiring English sources

To put Andrew Rice's "Bulb In, Bulb Out" in perspective: More than 100 years ago, Robert Louis Stevenson's "Plea for Gas Lamps" grieved the passing of the evening lamplighter and ranted against the horror of electric light.

Fatigue crack propagation in bulb stiffeners, which are widely used in ship and bridge structures, is one of the basic problems for structures' fatigue life prediction.

There's not much difference in price, and when there is a difference it may reflect a corresponding difference in bulb size.

First, he talked about light bulbs — their history, their physical properties, their contribution to greenhouse gases, the latest developments in bulb technology.

Some of the little daffodils commonly listed in bulb catalogues are those that grow wild in their native habitats, ranging from the Mediterranean basin north to the British Isles.

There are three challenges in the measurement of the output of the 9 mm diameter apertures: availability of a detector of appropriate size, use of appropriate input optic for the 'in contact' geometry and the variation in bulb output with time.

To help ease the transition from filaments, manufacturers are already placing the digital systems inside screw-in bulbs.

"Last winter," Ms. Carmody said, "I think people were still putting in bulbs in January".

This paper proposes a method to calculate the fatigue crack propagation in bulbs, which provides a method for defining the failure criterion for bulb stiffeners.

Etymology: (Greek: poison garlic, for poisonous bulb) Toxicity: All taxa highly TOXIC (generally unpalatable) to livestock, humans from alkaloids (especially in bulbs).

It also does other stuff that I don't understand like providing unlimited shot brackets, acting as a very-precise intervalometer, and working in bulb-mode.