Sentence examples for light gain from inspiring English sources

A large light gain, he said, requires a lot of nanocrystals.

That is because particles accelerated to something close to the speed of light gain in mass, and are unable to go any faster than that speed.

In other words, the heating of air is accomplished by maximizing light gain and minimizing heat loss.

All images were captured using the following settings: bright-field gain, 250 HV; fluorescent light gain, 600 HV; scan speed, 400 Hz; and 1024×1024×1024 pixel resolution.

The major indexes swung between light gains and losses all day before ending slightly lower.

Normally the light gains so much energy from this blue shift that it creates a new singularity, which, loosely speaking, gobbles up all the light.

One act at a time, the light gains ground, and before we know it, all is brighter.

During night attacks, defenders could drop lighted bundles over the walls so the enemy could be seen; Chinese and Muslim sources also describe the light gained by torches hung on the walls.

City Lights gained national recognition when owner Lawrence Ferlinghetti was charged with obscenity for publishing Allen Ginsberg's Howl – and prevailed.

This could give an advantage in a number of areas: in fuel economy so the car can start the race lighter, gaining a performance advantage; as a form of traction control; in controlling the exhaust flow to influential aerodynamic parts at the rear of the car; and in controlling engine temperature.

They hope to use the "ghost light" to gain a better understanding of how galaxy clusters form and change.