"independent light" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something or someone that is independent, capable, and self-reliant. For example, "John had an amazing capacity for independent light. He was able to manage his challenges with grace and intelligence."
The ability to independently control specific wavebands makes it possible to assess how independent light sensing systems integrate environmental information to tailor the developmental response in question.
Oppel, S., Büttner, T., Kok, P. & von Zanthier, J. Superresolving multiphoton interferences with independent light sources.
Booster storage ring SIBERIA-1 is also used as an independent light source with three beamlines.
The differences in the predicted morphologies can be correlated to the physical properties of the carboxylic acid-containing comonomers and independent light scattering data.
This sensor device is capable of measuring up to four different ion species by integrating different ion-selective materials on the sensing surface, each illuminated with an independent light source.
The 2nd canted undulator will serve as an independent light source for the second branch designed for experiments with X-ray energies in the range of 2 15 keV.
The lab layout was custom designed together with Yale architects to accomodate office and bench spaces, three independent light-controlled spaces for electrophysiology and microscopy rigs, a chemical hood, and a bunch of equipment.
Just last month, several hundred people protested at the Statehouse after Gov. Lincoln Chafee, an independent, lighted what he called a "holiday tree".
After his retirement from Philips Lighting, he began advising lighting designers, researchers, companies, municipalities, and governmental bodies, as an independent Lighting Consultant.
Is it any wonder that we find ourselves drawn to the courageous, free-thinking, independent lights among the crowds of conformity?
So, during the darkest period of the Northern Hemisphere's year, 195 Nations decided each in turn to shine their independent lights across the Country Pavilions and Common Halls of Le Bourget where the climate negotiations took place.
