Sentence examples for light lands from inspiring English sources

The light lands directly and clearly on the canvas, making the light source almost completely unobtrusive.

I'm trying to anesthetize this poor horse, and the light lands across my face, and every line, every wrinkle, showed.

Contained in a small puppet theater, it evokes the Romantic sublime with unflagging inventiveness: Arctic floes with icy blue light, lands of "mist and snow," the delicate flight of a bird over mountains.

The creators of "Mortal Toys," a production of Here Arts Center and Automata, justifiably call it a "miniature spectacle". Contained in a small puppet theater, it evokes the Romantic sublime with unflagging inventiveness: Arctic floes with icy blue light, lands of "mist and snow," the delicate flight of a bird over mountains.

By the time the "redshifted" light lands on Hubble's powerful Wide Field Camera 3 instrument, it has been stretched to the very edge of what is detectable by this equipment.

Fenley structures her dances in such a way that they can seem like stones skipping across water, each light landing point describing a new, brief universe, adding up to a kind of stream-of-consciousness travelogue.

The mother of a British soldier killed in Iraq while in a light Land Rover has won a legal review of the use of the vehicle in war zones.

She's been coming to Whale Cove long enough to have earned elite status, drawn by the same elemental things that draw me: light, land, water.

It now depends on a mask or stencil to control where atoms or light land on a surface, but an atom laser--which could be focused and directed like a light laser--might provide a way of writing the patterns directly.

In studies that had quality scores of 50% or less, Sylvester [ 17] (QS, 6) examined hydrotherapy compared with short-wave diathermy with light land-based exercise and reported decreased pain in both groups; however, no difference was found in effects across groups.

The Global Human Influence Index Dataset of the Last of the Wild Project, Version 2, 2005 (LWP-2) is a global dataset of 1-kilometer grid cells, created from nine global data layers covering human population pressure (population density), human land use and infrastructure (built-up areas, nighttime lights, land use/land cover), and human access (coastlines, roads, railroads, navigable rivers).