Sentence examples for light by itself from inspiring English sources
No; we see the light by itself.
I said, "We push each other to one side or the other, as if dark or light by itself will show us the way".
However, absence of light by itself is not a sufficient environmental signal for early seedling development [ 4, 5].
The phototransformation is considered as a potentially significant process in the degradation of pharmaceuticals [ 10] and involves direct photolysis (a compound absorbs the light by itself) and indirect photochemical reactions of a compound with active molecule, e.g., ·OH, O2, ROO·, DOM*, and e−aq (that are generated by photosensitizers such as dissolved organic matter) [ 11, 12].
In the original Preface to the first Critique, Kant had raised the idea of reason's "common principle": "Nothing here can escape us, because what reason brings forth entirely out of itself cannot be hidden, but is brought to light by reason itself as soon as reason's common principle (gemeinschaftliches Prinzip) has been discovered" (Axx).
You are essentially paying for an e-reader whose screen can also light up by itself -- no lamps, no reading lights.
An LED can be merely used as a detector for light of equal or higher energy (low wavelengths) than the light emitted by itself [ 7, 23].
With a subtle smokiness, it would have made a quite decent light lunch by itself for £5.75.
In certain models, morning light exposure by itself produces circadian rhythm phase advances accompanied by temporary abbreviation of the duration of melatonin secretion, though this abbreviation was not documented in our own studies demonstrating light-induced advances of melatonin.
It results from absorption of light by the chemical itself or it is mediated by sensitizing or photoinducing chromophores contained in surface waters.
In a related experiment, the scientists showed that exposure to light did not by itself provide enough stimulation; it was necessary for newborn animals to see the patterns and contours of the world around them.
