Sentence examples for lamp generated from inspiring English sources

Abrams argued that early eighteenth-century literature was a mirror, reflecting reality as it was, while the new Romantic literature acted like a lamp generated by individual minds, peering into spaces illuminated by their subjectivity.

The lamp generated noxious heat stimulus.

The lamps' small size makes them comparable to light-emitting diodes but the new lamp generates much brighter light than those semiconductor devices do.

A new optical design featuring an 825 Watt Xenon lamp generates a light output of 3500 ANSI Lumens and features adjustable lamp power that ranges from 825 to 660 watts.

Traditional and digital projection methods could not appear more different: the former involves running a flexible film strip through a mechanical projector; the latter involves a complex array of micromirrors on semiconductor chips, which, in combination with a prism and a lamp, generate projectable images from binary code.

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Due to the use of several primers, LAMP generates a complex mixture of DNA products of different sizes; therefore, gel analysis cannot distinguish specific and nonspecific products.

Narrow-wavelength lamps generated much better clinical efficacy than broad-wavelength lamps.

For chilling stress treatments, 24 h after ASA spraying, the seedlings were thinned to three seedlings pot−1, after which the pots were transferred to a 2 °C cold room that contained metal halide lamps that generated 250 μmol m−2 s−1 of photosynthetic photon flux density (PPFD) under a 12-h photoperiod.

The photoperiod was set at 12 h using overhead 400 W metal halide lamps that generated a photosynthetic photon flux density of approximately 1620 μmol m−2 s−1.

PUVA involves taking a drug called psoralen, which makes the skin very sensitive to light, followed by exposure of the affected skin to a special lamp that generates only ultraviolet A radiation.