Sentence examples for light disseminated from inspiring English sources
(2) Clustered or blocky distributed in the intergranular pores, yellow fluorescence, dark brown under transmitted light, disseminated to the surrounding cements (Fig. 3i, j).
The video showing the Marines urinating came to light and was widely disseminated on video-sharing Web sites including LiveLeak and YouTube in January last year.
Images like these were created not to be revered as paintings, but to be mass-produced and disseminated, throwing light into every ideologically darkened corner of the Russian empire.
Even if Timbuktu today is a dusty, mud-brick shadow of its past renown, living mainly on the few tourists attracted by its name and legend, the pages of its history are emerging from obscurity and, in some cases, are being disseminated by the speed of light.
The information on ECPs is relatively simple to provide through an informal network, and in the light of this finding, information about ECPs could be disseminated through peer education.
Changes in status are disseminated by Notices to Mariners, which update lights lists and charts.
It has also been alleged that the mainstream media has disseminated incorrect and false information that portrayed the Capobiancos in a good light and Brown in a bad light.
He concluded his paper "On the Physical Lines of Force" (1861 62) by saying that electricity may be disseminated through space with properties identical with those of light.
The systematic investigation of the heat transfer and combustion efficiency of stove design in the laboratory sheds light on what technologies work best and helps to ensure that stoves being disseminated are truly a significant improvement over traditional cooking methods.
The abdomen of mice or disseminated nodules after laparotomy was illuminated with a 780-nm excitation light and the fluorescence was captured using an 845-nm filter.
The decision was made in light of threats from hackers and a scandal that saw Sony's confidential information disseminated to the public.
