Sentence examples for light closely from inspiring English sources

The bedroom choice theory underpinning the chancellor's budget needs to be held up to the light, closely examined and then binned.

These observations indicate that the number of living cells at 48 hr after γ-rays and UV light closely correlates with the CFA data.

The perpendicular clerestory is decorated with shields in quatrefoils and is lit with closely set three-light windows.

Strasburg has that bleached and rawboned look — 6 feet 4 inches, a well-distributed 220 pounds, light hair closely cropped, scruffy goatee — that presents the appearance of natural body armor.

They found that GFP's brightness under fluorescent light corresponded closely with the percentage of soluble protein.

Yamamoto thinks the pattern of the reflected light more closely matches what would be expected from material from the mantle.

"The sound and light are closely linked: when a luminous tube lights a sound is produced," Rodière says.

The effect of falling light is closely studied; Joseph's crystal rosary beads have bright highlights, while subtle delineations of light and shade can be seen in the sideboard's tracery and in the clasps of her book.

The birds were housed in single wire cages and experienced a circadian and circannual light regime closely matching the natural conditions in Oldenburg, Germany.

Despite being the exact opposite of a good drunk environment – bright lights, cramped, closely monitored by an extensive team of security staff – people love getting really pissed in airports and on planes.

Choose full-spectrum fluorescent lighting that most closely mimics natural light.