Sentence examples for light intervene from inspiring English sources

Wimbledon is the most traditional of the four grand slam tournaments and Ritchie said the roof merely provided another option should the weather or bad light intervene.

Although it was hardly a show-stopping entrance from the Warwickshire all-rounder, he did find himself not out alongside Matt Prior when bad light intervened with England just 21 short of victory and an historic 4-0 series win.

Only 29 balls were bowled on day three, with showers and bad light repeatedly intervening before the controversial conclusion.

Cages containing the subjects and objects were transported from the mouse colony ≈5 m across a dimly lit intervening room to a procedure room >30 min prior to the beginning of all phases of the conditioning protocol (see below).

Then the gods intervene, the lights go on, and divine illumination proves well-nigh blinding.

The analysis specifically focuses on the "light-around" mechanisms that intervene at the start, ensuring flame spreading from one injector to the next, eventually leading to established flames on each injector.

With phlp1 emerging as a potential node between nutrient signalling and light response, we now analysed at which part of the light response pathway phlp1 might intervene.

Chinese leaders do not want to give a similar green light to Western powers to intervene as they like in Syria.

"A creative sector flourishes best in societies where governments intervene with a light hand," he told an audience of 550 delegates at the inaugural summit.

Our findings shed light on how such mediators intervene in the relationship between transformational-leadership style and managerial performance.

These events provided the green light for Putin to openly intervene in Syria in late 2015.