Sentence examples for incandescent ones from inspiring English sources

By 2020, all bulbs in the United States must use 70percentt less energy than incandescent ones do today.

American jazz had lyric players like Lester Young, demonic ones like Coleman Hawkins, and incandescent ones like Louis Armstrong, but their swinging songs are radiant with achieved happiness and their sad songs ballads touched by the knowing, essentially stoical sound of the blues.

In the newish hotel by the Kunming ring road in which this column is being written, the bulbs that provide the light are not only electricity-guzzling incandescent ones, but dim and frosted at that.But Yvo de Boer, the United Nations's outgoing senior climate-change official, argues that limits to what can be done are set by the perverse economic incentives that apply in most parts of Asia.

Mr Russill said LED light bulbs are more efficient than traditional, incandescent ones because there is less energy loss through heat.

All these bulbs consume less energy compared with traditional incandescent ones, experts say, which means consumers should enjoy smaller utility bills.

There is a table top of oranges in this show so incandescent one takes a dazed step backwards.

You can either select auto, or one of the presets (daylight, incandescent, one of three different fluorescent options, cloudy, flash, or you can manually choose a Kelvin setting. You can also choose from one of three pre-set options as well. In addition to the white balance, you can also change the ISO from the same control knob.

Because a fluorescent lightbulb does not provide light through the continual heating of a metallic filament, it consumes much less electricity than an incandescent bulb only one-quarter the electricity or even less, by some estimates.

So Mr. Cline and Ms. Bettridge made two glass lamps, putting an incandescent bulb in one and a fluorescent one in the other.

"I honed my style using incandescent lights where one paints with the light, rather than using the heavy-handed strobe approach, which is often crude and leads to overlit subjects".

Coloured light or colour can come to us in three ways: 1. Direct colour comes from an incandescent source - one that generates and emits light itself (the sun, a torch, a firework display).