Sentence examples for interrupt the light from inspiring English sources

Shadowy figures also interrupt the light show in Mr. Dean's "No More Bets," a video close-up of intricately programmed casino illuminations, in which color becomes an entertainment spectacle.

Takami Nakamoto and Noemi Schipfer) and commissioned for the ongoing STRP Biennial in Eindhoven, Netherlands, the piece invites viewers to walk around and interrupt the light projections that distort and abstract the surrounding room.

This was established as the absolute floor framerate under which people would be bothered by the flicker when the shutter interrupts the light source.

Our system is then capable of recording locomotor activity corresponding to the probability of the worm interrupting the light microbeam, which correlates with the activity pattern of the animal.

In our studies, temporarily interrupting the light administration for 150 s increased the area of tissue necrosis by a factor of 3 (Curnow et al, 1999).

Next, we tested whether the number of spike trains fired by a cell could be increased by interrupting the light-triggered depolarization using a green light pulse applied 20 s after each blue pulse (Fig. 3C).

"The Cloud Corporation" offers no way out of this self-consuming contemporary moment, but it does offer some "Advice to Baboons of the New Kingdom": As you rest between ceremonies, watch the outlines of your votaries interrupt the faint light at the mouth of the corridor that leads from the temple's entrance down to your holy chamber.

The idea is that something invisible to the eye may interrupt the laser light, showing movement through the grid.

The view was still there when we got back to our suite, and it was all sparkly now, with the Carlyle Hotel and the George Washington Bridge glowing in the north and the park a vast dark space interrupted by the lights strung along its winding roadways.

As soon as the larva interrupted a run, the light intensity returned to a baseline value (15 W/m).

In one type, a light source, e.g., a small spotlight, causes a photoelectric cell to generate current that keeps an alarm circuit open until visible particles of smoke interrupt the ray of light, breaking the circuit and setting off the alarm.