Christianity positioned God as a source of eternal and unblinking light, a corrective to spiritual darkness and chaos.
This is an exhibition to shine a corrective light onto that idea.
Mr. Kriegsmann played with lighting and put corrective makeup on his subjects, instead of touching up the prints after the photographs were taken.
Lasers have been incorporated in consumer electronics, telecommunications equipment, surveying equipment and printers, dentistry and corrective eye surgery, light shows and laser pointers.
The sunshine of information, the beacon of principled risk-takers, the illumination of government actions that can't stand the light of day -- these correctives are anathema to U.S. authorities who insist that really informative whistleblowers belong in solitary confinement.
The fourth and final phase involves managing the conditions of risk that have come to light in the previous phases, developing corrective or preventive actions, and verifying their effectiveness, based on the outcomes of risk assessment.
"Ten Black Writers Respond" has to be read in light of this history: as a polemic and corrective that introduced a spectrum of opinion mostly ignored in the mainstream press.
To address this challenge with X-rays, a research collaboration designed and built special spectacles, or corrective phase plates, for use at light sources that use high-intensity X-rays to probe matter in fine detail.
The experiment, which was intended to shed some light on the aesthetic effects of one type of corrective penile surgery seems to have stumbled upon part of the secret aesthetic language of the penis.
Of course, Grier and the Monitor were forced to issue a corrective yesterday, with Grier trying to make light of it by noting, "No, we don't get out enough".
