Sentence examples for light diffusing through from inspiring English sources

Chandra's X-ray detection of six quasars, shown in the upper part of the graphic, at distances of billions of light years, rules out one model, according to which photons diffuse randomly through space-time foam in a manner similar to light diffusing through fog.

Without the rubbery polymer layer, the cylinder blocks some of the light diffusing through the liquid and casts a shadow.

In place of typical glass windows that can damage rare books, the library's interior is illuminated by natural light diffused through 1 1/4 inch thick translucent panes of ochre marble.

A piece in his show at the Art Institute of Chicago last summer consisted of flourescent lights diffused through a translucent white scrim, which was hung overhead in an empty room.

They placed the cloak in a tank of water tainted with enough white paint to make light diffuse through it more slowly than through the polymer.

When such waves of light hit a disordered material, different parts of the wave reflect off the myriad surfaces in material in a random way; most of the light scatters from the surface and only a little of the light "diffuses" through.

The mountains are named for their bluish colour, which apparently is caused by light rays diffusing through droplets of oil dispersed into the air by the many types of indigenous eucalyptus trees.

As the sun sank into the horizon, its light diffusing in the haze, Mr. di Mauro drove me back to Rome, taking the bumpy Appian Way through the old Roman walls.

The light diffuses up the plant (often through lower growing foliage) and softly away into the night, which means that it does not cast great halos into the dark sky.

The light is diffused through the shade". Cook is not alone in preferring conventional light bulbs - the vast majority of the 600 million light bulbs in UK homes are tungsten filaments and people are still buying them.

The light is diffused through the shade".