Sentence examples for light permit from inspiring English sources

(In a three-chip camcorder, separate chips for red, green and blue light permit superb color fidelity in more lighting conditions).

For the first time, the photographs that have recently come to light permit detailed identifications of sulci and other features of the external morphology of Einstein's entire cerebral cortex, which we provide in this report.

The Fondation Beyeler is just opening a show on Giacometti, with 150 of his works, to run until Oct. 11, in the extraordinary conditions of natural light permitted by Mr. Piano's complicated series of louvers and shades.

A system in which a lawyer presents a client's case in the most favourable light permitted by law and in which the court must decide the merits of the case may well produce different answers than those produced in a system that assigns a higher priority to the lawyer's duty to the state to assure proper administration of justice.

In particular, the use of green laser light permits to reduce absorption for turbid water with a relatively abundant chlorophyll concentration, typical of coastal seawater.

And the light permits a viewer's conscious appreciation, [allowing] physical and direct participation, uniting and embedding the space with stories.

Using the submillimeter wavelength — shorter than radio waves, but longer than visible light — permits astronomers to look at the cold dust surrounding young stars, and watch planets come together.

Reflectance images, obtained simultaneously with near infrared light, permitted precise surface registration of individual frames of the fluorescence imaging.

It is shown that using elliptically polarized light permits selecting well-defined subsurface volumes in a turbid medium.

In conclusion, our study suggests that ex vivo SLN mapping using an optimal lymphatic tracer and invisible NIR fluorescent light permits real-time imaging of lymph flow and identification of the SLN in colon and rectal cancer specimens.

As with the bathroom, the strategically placed mirrors and true lighting permit a fine-tooth combing, metaphorically and literally including the dreaded "blind spot" behind the head preparatory to that meeting or soiree.