Sentence examples for light grid from inspiring English sources

The Guardian system operates almost identically to the SteamVR Chaperone System with a light grid tracking the outer boundaries of your play space so that you don't run into your wall or punch your monitor while you're in a particularly intense scenario.

But Watz rose to the occasion with flair, creating a modular light grid where each element switches on and off according to an individual prime number, creating unpredictable patterns.

Patients treated with panretinal photocoagulation to ischemic peripheral retina or limited focal laser to individual microaneurysms or in a light grid pattern were not excluded.

Hong and cinematographer Younghoon Lee's treatment for "Black Comedy" is a psychedelic romp that finds the band barreling through Tron-style light grids, multiplying into fluorescent armies of themselves, and randomly descending into zombie imagery.

Usually with a lighting grid, lights hit objects or people from fixed positions.

Plenty would rather hang themselves from the lighting grid than spend time negotiating with the local council over funding or the bar licence.

At Amazon's bookstore, much of these overhead mechanicals are open to view but painted black, rather like the lighting grid or stage machinery in a small theatre.

The dining room sits plain and unadorned beneath a ceiling that manages to suggest both a theater's lighting grid and the city's elevated train tracks.

They are very detailed and specific in terms of dimensions, the lighting grid and camera placement for exact coverage and clarity of the candidates.

In "ForeverandaDay" the chaotic continually threatened to spill out and run loose, much like the dim flashlight beam, wielded by a performer, that bounced off the lighting grid above us, falling back down in jumpy fragments of light.

It would be a no-compromise building," which he said means installing a "lighting grid" in the stadium that would optically lower the ceiling and transform it from a "cavernous space" to a more human-scaled area better suited for conventions.