Sentence examples for light expected from inspiring English sources

By Monday morning, Jersey Central Power and Light expected to have 1,300 crews, arriving from as far away as Florida and Iowa, to augment its staff of 400.

The module is capable of registering the fine variations in ambient light expected on different planetary surfaces.

This, in turn, might serve as protection against the excessive light expected at the edge.

Additionally, the amplicons' expected size and the absence of nonspecific products were confirmed by analysis of the real-time PCR products in 1% agarose gel in 1 × TBE, stained with ethidium bromide and visualized under ultraviolet light (expected product size of IFN-α: 375 bp and G3PDH: 187 bp).

My advice to the family: Pack light, expect nothing from the airlines and remember the camera is on you at all times.

The announced Windows 8.x changes — detail remains light, expect more at Build in a few months — and the Windows Phone platform improvements continue the company's bet on both Windows, and its ability to grow a platform of its own.

What can visitors to Twin Lights expect to see there about Marconi? A. We have an outdoor exhibit area, and they can see the spot next to the north tower where he operated this commercial station until 1907.

At home, under the lights, expect that number to dip into the teens.

Let's face it: Applying eyeliner or mascara is rough when in a hurry--and without proper lighting, expect smudge central.

Jamie's not alone in his impressions of the place, as Vince too observes, "I came to the bright lights expecting edgy street culture.

Intrinsic response of the band tails is linearly dependent on the light intensity, while response due to upconverted light is expected to be quadratically increasing with the concentration.