Sentence examples for light attraction from inspiring English sources

This recovery is progressive and a 20-h period after parasite release is enough to "erase" the light attraction characterizing manipulated hosts.

These and other phytochemicals also have important roles in plants in defence against pests, pathogens, and UV light, attraction of pollinators and competitive interactions with other plants (reviewed in ref. 9).

On a few lakes (Nabugabo, Nawampasa, and Meito), we fished for R. argentea at night using the local fishing methods, which involves concentrating schools of R. argentea at the surface using light attraction from kerosene pressure lanterns, and then trapping them with a 5-mm mesh lampara net.

These were among the many "spectacular" lighting attractions that contributed to making Times Square an exciting spot for innovative and massive advertisements.

The only busy sections are within an hour's drive of start and finish but otherwise the route is largely traffic-light with attractions providing regular pit-stops.

Ms. Sterne, whose interviews with Ms. Bair provide the book's best material, does cast light on the attraction and the reasons it survived such trials.

The screenplay was written by Paul Schrader, who directed the day's second attraction, "Light Sleeper" (1992), with Willem Dafoe as an aging drug courier.

Muslim scholars calculated the angle of the ecliptic; measured the size of the Earth; calculated the precession of the equinoxes; explained, in the field of optics and physics, such phenomena as refraction of light, gravity, capillary attraction, and twilight; and developed observatories for the empirical study of heavenly bodies.

Least successful are "Artist" (2000), which too predictably highlights mainstream society's ludicrously obtuse fantasies about art and its creators, and "Doomed," an incoherent compendium of disaster scenes — earthquakes, floods and monster tornadoes — that sheds little light on audiences' attraction to visions of sublime destruction.

On the contrary, motile microorganisms can actively swim in the fluid in response to such stimuli as gravity, light, or chemical attraction.

Academic studies show that Americans of all colors associate light skin with attraction and intelligence, and dark skin with poverty and fear.