Sentence examples for light point from inspiring English sources

In a room outfitted with Zazeela's light sculptures and a large environment of "light point drawings" by Choi, a version of Young's long-in-process electronic drone music reverberates in the large Chelsea space.

The software is focused on the algorithm for calculating the position of light point, including centroid calculation method (CCM) and Fourier phase shift (FPS).

First of all, based on the three-dimensional space of the optical image in the interval coordinates system, each sample point is defined as a light point.

"The key to a great holographic experience is holograms that are light point rich, i.e., they have a high holographic density and are pinned, or anchored, to the world around you".

Each individual is assumed to be an artificial object (or light point) that its artificially glittered ray is reflected back by the function surface, given that the surface is convex or concave, and the artificial image is formed (a candidate solution is generated within the search domain) based on the mirror equations adopted from physics of optics.

Each individual is treated as an artificial light point that its glittered ray is reflected back by the function surface, given that the surface is convex or concave, and the artificial image (a new solution) is formed based on mirror equations adopted from Optics.

(Mr. Light points to the Bono, Jon Bon Jovi and Susan Boyle versions as horrible mistakes).

"Using millions of light points we can assemble a 3D picture of the surface," Zemp says.

Lowlight: Another number, Traffic Light, points up the Ting Tings' limitations.

The office did say that if new evidence came to light pointing to Hall's culpability, it "is a possibility" he could be indicted again.

While there has been significant advancement in recent years in understanding physical layer techniques for visible light point-to-point links, the core problem of developing efficient networking technology specialized for visible-light networks is substantially unaddressed.