Sentence examples for light split from inspiring English sources

Or: "And a sudden stripe of light split earth from sky".

This is why we see white light split into its constituent colors after refracting through a prism, a phenomenon called dispersion.

Then the researchers sent in a beam of laser light, split it in half, and forced one half through a longer path than the other.

At each observatory, the 2.5-mile-long L-shaped LIGO interferometer uses laser light split into two beams that travel back and forth down the arms (4-foot diameter tubes kept under a near-perfect vacuum).

Out on the deck of the Sunset Towers at 11 P.M. last night, a shooting star, a fat, thick rope of light, split a remarkably clear L.A. sky as it ripped down toward the downtown lights.

In the experiment, a beam of microwave light split in two as it flowed around a specially designed cylinder and then almost seamlessly merged back together on the other side.

The PV module conversion efficiencies are comparatively illustrated for concentrated light and non-concentrated light together with and without solar light splitting.

Light splitting into multiple diffraction orders from diffractive lens surfaces is taken into account both in the transmission and the reflection paths.

Last year, researchers at the Max Planck Institute, in Germany, showed that titanium disilicide, which absorbs a broad spectrum of visible light, splits water into hydrogen and oxygen and can store the hydrogen, which it absorbs or releases depending on the temperature.

It is derived from the results that, although solar light splitting significantly decreases the portion of wavelengths received by the PV panel, the total generated power can be increased or kept at same levels by concentrating the sun rays.

CFCs are inert near the surface, but once they drift more than 10 kilometers high into the stratosphere, ultraviolet light splits them apart to release atoms of chlorine.