Sentence examples for light aid from inspiring English sources
"Does not this traffic light aid the religious school or make it more appealing?" he wrote.
A cross-body bag was designed to secure the medications, protect them from heat and light, aid the professional in being "hands free," and assist in avoiding diversion by unauthorized individuals.
On 30 August, the gunners received orders to move out the next day, so the 2/51st Light Aid Detachment cannibalised six guns to produce two working guns, which were proofed by firing 20 rounds per gun.
Shadows provided privacy in cramped quarters, but darkness threatened public safety (or so thought some; others believed light aided robbers and footpads).
Ario cofounder and CEO Brian Hoskins explained that blue light aids in the production of cortisol, which is important to giving the human body energy in the morning, and red light aids in the production of sleep-inducing melatonin.
In general, blue light boosts leaf growth, and red light aids in flowering and fruiting.
The overarching goal is to retrieve elements of light to aid a spirit tree and repair the damage done by a giant owl who hates the light.
The design is underpinned by the idea that nature and natural light will aid the healing process for patients, creating a hospital that is calmer and more pleasant for the city's residents as well as its staff and patients.
Of course, we want to prevent mass development of low-quality housing, but that goal can be met through better construction codes for sound insulation, design guidelines for light and aid, and sound housing management practice.
For the molasses number (MN) test, 10 g of dark sugar beet molasses and 15 g of Na2HPO4 were dissolved in a bottle of 500 mL water and sufficient amount of H3PO4 was added to adjust the pH around 6.5; the above mixture was diluted to 1 L and filtered using 5 gm of light filter aid (silica type).
Bermuda Electric Light received aid from the Caribbean Electric Organization, which sent over 20 electricians to repair power lines.
