Sentence examples for intended light from inspiring English sources

After 20 iterations, however, the simulations suggested that the experimentally observed refixation probability (Fig. 3d, black line) can be decomposed into intended (light blue line) and unintended refixations (green line).

On Twitter and in online chat rooms popular with the right, the alert, as intended, lit a little firestorm, prompting responses like these: "I have an MBA, proudly supporting Trump".

The Stillwater Bridge was built in 1931, and was intended for light traffic.

In November 2004, for example, two films intended as light entertainment were released to very different receptions.

All of this is intended to light some kind of fire under what is considered an increasingly sparkless show.

The bomb was filled with more than 400 nails and ball-bearings and police believe the men could have intended to light the fuse and toss it into the crowd.

The plastic reflected the narrow fluorescent tubes, revealing whether, as Koh intended, the light bent in a bow along the side of the car as though it were being sucked down into the vortex of the front wheel.

Maybe crickets were intended to light up all along and something just went horribly wrong in their evolution.

In practice, the channel will be asymmetric – just like cable modems or DSL [broadband] systems – due to the overhead lighting being intended to distribute light and the receiver intended to be passive," he says.

"It was intended as light-hearted fun directed at ourselves and the profession".

Initially, he intended the lights of his sign to flicker in a manner that highlighted the word "POLLO".