Sentence examples for light lost from inspiring English sources

The amount of light lost by this procedure is very small when compared to the total light-gathering power of the primary mirror.

In practice a coated lens surface reflects about 0.5 percent of incident white light 1/10 of the light lost by an uncoated lens.

I began to count the pools, each a flare of turquoise light lost behind the high walls of the villas with their screens of cycads and bougainvillaea.

After living the anonymous life of a sideman for 50 years, Donald Leight (pronounced light) lost some of his anonymity in March 1998, when "Side Man" opened Off Broadway to critical acclaim.

The problem comes in providing heating or cooling, and replacing the light lost when the sun is shut out.

In this work, a thin metal layer was inserted between the substrate and the thick waveguide layer, increasing the reflectivity of the waveguide/metal interface and decreasing the light lost at each of reflection in the leaky mode, which in turn increases the propagation distance.

I got going doing this whole thing about travelling at the speed of light, losing your luggage beforehand, doing Albert Einstein as Mr. Rogers, improvising.

Light loses less energy when it passes through a prism than when it is filtered, and color separation is more accurate.

The image of the object constructed from the far-field light loses these parts of the image as shown in Figure 9, which in other words can be interpreted as the diffraction limit [1]. Figure 9 Far-field imaging.

We're also hearing rumors of a lightweight airport express "light", losing the printer sharing and WiFi replicating features, but keeping the wireless music capabilities, probably also using 802.11n.

A configuration that collects a large amount of scattered light loses scattering information in the transmission spectrum because the intensities of the scattered light are averaged over the angles accepted by the detector.