Sentence examples for lead to light from inspiring English sources

At the end of the implosion process, and for a short time afterward, conditions of high density and temperature are achieved that lead to light emission.

This might lead to light fixtures in hotel rooms and elsewhere that enhance sleep or restore the circadian rhythms of jet-lagged travelers.

As unappealing as such pronouncements can sound, Drake is perhaps making good on the age-old challenge tossed back and forth between the sexes: "Why don't you just be straight with me?" But those words rarely lead to light or easy talk, and such honesty is usually avoided.

Another possible explanation for the PL enhancement factor would be an increase in extraction angle, since capping metal particles on an emitter surface may lead to light multi-scattering at the metal/emitter interface.

At high chlorophyll-a concentration, algal presence could lead to light attenuation, with highly turbid systems having greater attenuation thus reducing the effect of shorter wavelengths of electromagnetic radiation (Van der Steen et al. 2000), leading to lower decay rates of FC.

In light of this, it seems odd that though many big-budget games are obsessed with portraying simulations of ourselves in fantasy worlds, we still face a particular dearth of uncensored sex, or even interesting romance systems that lead to light petting, outside of Japan.

This oxygen deficiency may lead to light-headedness, impairment of judgement, or asphyxiation.

Organic solar cells (OSCs) have attracted great attention in the past 30 years due to their easy solution-processed preparation and material tunability, which could lead to light-weight, low-cost and large-area flexible solar products.

New method could lead to lighter, easier-to-build structures.

MPs will vote today on a bill that could lead to lighter evenings in the UK.

Large sheets made from carbon nanotubes could lead to lighter aircraft and more ­resilient space probes.