Sentence examples for light combining from inspiring English sources

Even during the tense climax, he keeps things light, combining smiley walkout with stinging kicker: "It's getting a little Diane Sawyer in here," referencing the famously intrusive interviewer.

Controls were outcrossed to the strain Canton-S A. The response of an individual fly was tested under 15 seconds of bright light (combining ∼0.2 mW/mm2 blue light with ∼1 mwhite white light), repeated three times.

In this light, combining the MEK inhibitor trametinib with BRAF inhibitors in melanoma treatments has resulted better clinical outcomes than either therapy alone [ 23, 24].

"Blue Light" combined various tasteful elements in a precious but ingenious collection.

A mix of aquatic plants and tricks of the light combined to turn its waters a whole spectrum of colours.

They looked good, but the strong Arizona light combined with the strobe cross-lighting looked even better.

Last weekend was immaculate, a pair of sunshine-splashed days when the breeze and the light combined in a way that told every winter-worn New Yorker that spring was finally here.

There's a "Bad Starbucks" ("low-impact saxophone music and an absence of natural light combined with doomed, possibly improvised original drinks like the Pimm's cup chai") and a "Good Starbucks" ("looks like a house of ill repute, but with better ventilation and more freebies").

"Humans are conditioned to see strong shapes and patterns, and it's light, combined with capturing that human moment, that can stop people in their tracks." Hernandez was one of the first news photographers to document Silicon Valley's smartphone era and has been using Instagram since it launched.

While different stimuli, such as temperature, pH, etc. can be applied for this purpose, light combines several advantages.

Visible light combined with naphthalimides has previously been shown to catalyze formation of physical bonds in avascular meniscal tissue.