Sentence examples for introducing light from inspiring English sources

More dramatically, in 1970 at Pomona College, he created a work by reconfiguring a gallery and then leaving it open, without a door, 24 hours a day, introducing light and the noise of the street into the gallery as experiential elements.

The article makes a case for introducing light rail systems in medium-sized towns and cities in Central Europe and analyses the feasibility of such a project.

The successful methods to maximize photocatalytic activity of H2 production from water by introducing light sensitization and anchoring catalytic sites within MOFs, tuning the band gap of MOFs by modification of functional groups were also highlighted.

The pipe dream: fuller fiscal powers to enable higher transport spending; introducing light-rail tram-trains.

This powerful technique involves introducing light-sensitive algal proteins into specific subsets of neurons, enabling them to be controlled with unprecedented precision using pulses of laser light.

"This will help us become a major player in the energy and water markets in Rwanda while empowering women entrepreneurs, fighting biocontamination for improved health, and introducing lighting in rural homes," said Cecchini in the press release announcing the funding.

In a plasma ion source mass spectrometer, the ions [AtI]+, [AtBr]+, and [AtCl]+ have been formed by introducing lighter halogen vapors into a helium-filled cell containing astatine, supporting the existence of stable neutral molecules in the plasma ion state.

She introduced light sources into her paintings, as in the lamp-lit The Proposition (1631).

When St Louis introduced light rail in 1993, the number of actual passengers was more than three times the projections.

Here, we introduce light path alignment that converts these simplified paths to parallel paths.

Optogenetics utilises genetic engineering to introduce light sensitive actuator proteins into cells.