Sentence examples for light capable from inspiring English sources

Particles travelling faster than light, capable of carrying information, would alter everything.

A laser is the source of a new form of light capable of delivering con centrated amounts of power to a target.

A laser is a device that produces an extremely intense monochromatic, nondivergent beam of light capable of generating intense heat when focused at close range.

ECL was detected for each compound; however, only 1 displayed enough light capable of generating an ECL spectrum (λECL = 674.5 nm) with the aid of a co-reactant, tripropylamine (TPrA).

In all, the paper describes a new three-photon microscope optimized to deliver rapid, short, low-power pulses of light capable of reaching deep targets without causing any functional disturbance or physical damage, and then to detect the resulting fluorescence emitted by cells with high efficiency to produce images with sharp resolution and a fast frame rate.

The weapon consists of four stones, representing the four classical elements, and a sarcophagus containing a fifth element in the form of a human, which combines the power of the other four elements into a divine light capable of defeating the evil.

The facility shall make special lights for film illumination, i.e., hot-lights, capable of producing light levels greater than that provided by the view box, available to the interpreting physicians.

The organization also found a company willing to lend six portable video searchers -- long poles with video cameras and high-powered lights capable of locating people in cracks and crevices -- and technicians to the search effort.

Results can be used to identify and visually examine building zones where long-term occupancy may lead to disruption of the circadian system in the absence of supplemental electrical lighting capable of effective circadian stimulus.

Mr. Cuomo also pressured the authority to spend tens of millions of dollars to study outfitting M.T.A. bridges with lights capable of choreographed display, install wireless internet and phone-charging ports on buses and paint the state logo on new subway cars.

To create this psychedelic effect, the photographer used nothing but his camera and lights capable of showing the dance of fluid shapes captured by his lenses.