Sentence examples for light into space from inspiring English sources

In the complex, electronically controlled "spatio-dynamic" and "lumino-dynamic" constructions of Nicolas Schöffer, the projection of changing patterns of light into space is a major feature.

Yet hidden above the glowing Eiffel Tower, neon resort awnings and a black pyramid that shines a beam of light into space, is one of the largest rooftop solar arrays in the country.

The system works by projecting light into space which then bounces back to the camera.

London art and design studio United Visual Artists UVAA)'s latest installation projects lines of light into space from an arbitrary vanishing point, creating different volumes, divisions and rooms to be explored by the audience.

Just about any story on this subject in the last decade has featured pleasant if not wholly original ideas like bringing more natural light into spaces, playing with organic, softer forms and incorporating homey elements like Oriental rugs, plants and personal photographs.

Luminance refers to perceive brightness which describes the amount of light delivered into space and reflecting off of a surface in a space that affects human ability to see (The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), 2004).

Some forms of pollution especially light-colored aerosols such as sulfates that spew from power plants and volcanoes scatter light back into space, cooling Earth.

Various companies build small ELVs capable of taking light payloads into space.

Ash from volcanoes reflects light back into space, and major eruptions in the past have had a severe, albeit temporary, cooling effect.

Called a halo, this structure may extend for hundreds of thousands of light years into space beyond the visible disk of a galaxy like the Milky Way.

Because aerosols also scatter light back into space, they can cool Earth's surface as well.