Sentence examples for light bursts from inspiring English sources

Males of these familiar nightflying beetles emit light bursts in flight according to highly specific patterns.

Each crisis is spelled out, with floods of red light, bursts of music, characters frozen or quivering in their bad moments.

This mass may leave Polaris's surface in waves, pushed outward as the pent-up light bursts through the opaque layer, and the loss would slow down the star's pulse rate.

Times are determined across the whole array to a relative precision of better than 3 ns, allowing reconstruction of muon tracks and light bursts in the ice, of air-showers in the surface array and of events seen in coincidence by surface and deep-ice detectors separated by up to 2.5 km.

While some of this signaling is deceptive (like an animal whose coloration mimics a poisonous animal) or secretive (cuttlefish send signals to one another in polarized light bursts), a counterintuitive outcome in natural information use is the ubiquity of "honest" signaling.

One of his emblematic images is the "radiant baby," a soft, bright crawling form from which light bursts forth in every direction.

It was part of his dark days before the light burst in.

Explosions of lead and eerie light burst forth above painted fields whose ploughed furrows reach away in vast perspectives.

In my memory of this moment, the chorus of "Ode to Joy" rang out and rays of light burst forth from the chosen drawer.

And they are not just flying, as in the past; now, according to the United Nations monitor mission in Syria and videos showing flashes of light bursting from dark jets, they are firing.

He'd been lying in bed one night in Carthage, soon after leaving his old job, when he looked up to see a light burst through his bedroom ceiling.