Sentence examples for in small light from inspiring English sources

Nano-materials have huge surface areas in small, light packages; batteries work through chemical reactions that unfold on surface structures.

While it is obvious that people in big, heavy cars fare better than people in small, light ones in collisions with other vehicles and with stationary objects, the analyses have failed to determine whether the benefit comes from the weight or from the size, according to the report, which was sponsored by the Energy Foundation, a nonprofit group that favors stricter fuel economy standards.

The health workers would have to paddle or walk, sometimes through the night, to collect fresh packs flown hundreds of miles in small, light aircraft from South Sudan's capital, Juba, to a number of remote locations in Leer and neighboring Mayendit county.

Then blend it in small, light motions until your whole face is covered in a thin layer of makeup.

To smudge it, simply rub your fingers over your eye in small, light motions when the eyeliner is half-dry.

Glass and PTFE tubes as detection cells were put in small light-tight boxes to achieve miniaturization of batch- and flow-type chemiluminescence detectors for capillary electrophoresis.

MR. REDFORD continues to stress conservation measures like fuel-efficiency standards for cars, which sound harmless until you look at the added cost (which can vastly exceed the savings in gasoline) and the increased risk of being killed in smaller, lighter vehicles.

The first four graphs show the effects of growth rate on survival for low light in small trees, low light in large trees, high light in small trees, and high light in large trees.

The batteries have to store a lot of energy in a small, light package, scoring high in a quality known as energy density.

In the small light on my bedside table I see her settle into the warm place where I just was and I wish I could lie back down to sleep.

There are three types: "flat" racing; steeplechasing, i.e. racing over jumps; and harness racing, where horses trot or pace while pulling a driver in a small, light cart known as a sulky.