Sentence examples for light luminous from inspiring English sources

Barometric light, luminous glow appearing in the vacuum above the mercury in a barometer tube when the tube is shaken, first noticed in 1675 by a French astronomer, Jean Picard.

We did the investigations of the artificial lighting luminous environment in 5 typical high- speed rail stations and conducted the lighting comfort vote and questionnaires on site to find out the lighting comfort demand curve at night.

Tissue slices from every specimen were laid out on a flat glass table lit with luminous white light (from above and underneath) to obtain a high-contrast image of both sides.

Those statements come every five minutes, in gleaming white light; four luminous spots in the corners of the clock mark the increments in between.

Miss Leavitt found that the rate depends on the star's total light output (luminous Cepheids pulse more slowly than feeble ones) a discovery that allows them to be used for cosmic surveying.

The same pull also reveals dark matter's presence when it distorts light from luminous stars and galaxies beyond.

There is a simple rule to calculate the chromaticity coordinates ( x, y ) of the beam resulting from mixing two beams of light with luminous fluxes L 1 and L 2 and chromaticity coordinates ( x 1, y 1 ) and ( x 2, y 2 ), respectively: x = x 1 L 1 / y 1 + x 2 L 2 / y 2 L 1 / y 1 + L 2 / y 2, (4a).

The visual effect is light and luminous, reminding us of the transient, almost flitting beauty of love that inspires and evaporates.

She likens the process to Hubble Ultra-Deep Field imagery which collects the light of luminous objects in the void of galaxies beyond.

The pins are lit a luminous green.

Cartier's use of platinum, a new metal in jewelry, allowed the house to introduce lighter, more luminous settings by the turn of the century, opening up a wide range of previously unexplored design possibilities in a changing world.