Sentence examples for light cloak from inspiring English sources
To throw a light cloak of disguise over the total absence of Scottish and Welsh MPs, the geographically non-specific title was created.
(I note that there is one sharp, subversive surprise right at the very end.) What is less expected is that Mr. Favreau, somewhat in the manner of those sly studio-era craftsmen who kept their artistry close to the vest so the bosses wouldn't confiscate it, wears the genre paradigm as a light cloak rather than a suit of iron.
As in the other two novels, which took place around holidays (Easter in "The Sportswriter," the Fourth of July in "Independence Day"), "The Lay of the Land" uses the approach of Thanksgiving to provide a loose narrative framework and a light cloak of metaphor.
What excites scientists and Harry Potter fans alike, though, is that our microwave cloak proves there's no theoretical limitation that would prevent someone from building a visible-light cloak.
"In principle this technique could also be used to cloak light," said Professor Alu.
NRDC Action Fund is here to shed a bright light under the cloak of secrecy on the latest group of elected officials, who we've dubbed the "Dirty Thirty".
In the original circular cloak, the light detouring around the object must speed up to catch the light that passes by the cloak altogether.
He said it would cloak visible light, albeit just a single wavelength at a time.
The image features Madonna sitting in a cloak of light — a stroke of magic for the infamously finicky film — wearing a satiny bra, her legs wrapped in a black skirt and tights.
This week a team of physicists and materials scientists announced it had devised a pattern for a potentially perfect invisibility cloak.Light is an electromagnetic wave, with a longer wavelength than X-rays and ultraviolet, and a shorter wavelength than infra-red, microwaves and radio waves.
When the researchers tailored the pattern of holes above the notch to make a cloak, the light once again reflected as if it were hitting a mirror, the researchers report online this week in Nature Materials.
