Sentence examples for light to later from inspiring English sources

Images were obtained from layer IV neurons and, for each area within the primary visual cortex (demarcated according to [ 29, 30]) two images were acquired, i.e., one using a green filter to eliminate background staining from methyl green and one using white light to later precisely localize neuronal nuclei.

First he combined hard-edged geometry with illusionistic space and light to futuristic effect; later his line became more fluid and forms flattened out into undulating patterns.

Because we are using laser light to "draw" each later, the details can be as fine as 300 microns and layers are as thin as 25 microns.

What would counsel do to circumstances that come to light later?

Perhaps the hippies weren't aware of what was going on outside their own circle – or of dodgy things that only came to light later, such as establishment links to the criminal Kray brothers, who helped the MP Tom Driberg to some of his more questionable enjoyments.

Let's have some eggs, potatoes and coffee, just something light to tide us over until later tonight — or is that tomorrow?

It's not unusual to lose your job if it comes to light later, and it often does.

A clawback is a means to recover money paid to an employee while the employee was engaging in wrongdoing that came to light later.

I followed him to later lights and photographed his number plate.

Beginning on Sunday, the National Gallery of Art in Washington is presenting an overview of the career of Cuyp (1620-1691), from early sketches to later light-filled scenes of shepherds and cattle, travelers against picturesque ruins and majestic harbor views of his native Dordrecht.

Attorney Theresa (Maria Bello), whose personal tragedies will come to light later, represents Julia's nearly lost cause.