Sentence examples for intense lights from inspiring English sources

It works by projecting a series of intense lights on to a work while a camera measures the reflections.

The obvious inference is that rhodopsin is the visual pigment of the rods, and that when it is exposed to relatively intense lights it becomes useless for vision.

MAJORA CARTER, one of the city's best-known advocates for environmental justice, was sitting on a picnic table in Barretto Point Park in the South Bronx under the intense lights of an NBC film crew.

For example, sick infants born prematurely and hospitalized in a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) are exposed to high levels of intense and aversive sensory stimulation related to necessary medical care (e.g., heal sticks and injections) and to the general NICU environment (e.g., intense lights and alarms).

It works by projecting a series of intense lights on to the painting.

The intense lights of the CNN studio seemed to brighten at the question.

Tight scenes possess intense light and energy.

Then you turn the intense light against the wall.

It was an intense light, blinding, quivering, flicker-ing.

The cells are killed by exposure to intense light, usually laser beams of appropriate wavelengths.

Intense light and low temperatures favour the development of anthocyanin pigments.