Sentence examples for light in terms of from inspiring English sources

The newly reported spying operation is by far the largest to come to light in terms of countries affected.

The method is light in terms of memory usage, and easily adaptable to parallel architectures.

But there's something a little sad in the way that 1899, once a leading light in terms of coaching and scouting under Ralf Rangnick, have degenerated into a kind of country resort for the unwanted and wantaways.

She noted that people tend to think of "teaching culture" as the creation of objects, such as clothing or art, whereas she considers it in an immaterial light, in terms of norms and values that can enhance the learning process.

It seems you have a green light in terms of safety if binding is done properly, just remember to use a material that will let your skin breathe, and not bind so tightly that you can't breathe fully yourself.

"A lot of us are concerned about what has come to light in terms of these background checks — how long they take, how long somebody can be in an interim status and still have access to classified material," said Senator Jeff Flake, Republican of Arizona.

One can think of the potential of lighting in terms of the theatre.

The sanctions for individuals were more harsh than most people probably expected, and perhaps lighter in terms of money and draft picks lost.

And though L.E.D. fixtures, which can cost as much as $100, don't currently compare well with fluorescent lighting in terms of availability or price, that may change with increased production and demand.

Refined grains have removed the bran and germ to have longer shelf life and be finer and lighter in terms of flour whereas true whole grains keep these intact.

The second one, Section 3.2, is much lighter in terms of computation but unfortunately leads to somewhat coarse approximations.