Sentence examples for light to study from inspiring English sources

90 million children go to primary schools without electricity and millions have no light to study at night.

By the time he received his doctorate, from Stanford, in 2009, he had shifted gears, helping to create optogenetics, a powerful new discipline that enables scientists to use light to study the behavior of individual neurons.

For her nine children – two of whom are Al Quds Open University students – currently stay with relatives in Yatta because they have no light to study in the evenings.

Children were just so excited about the prospect of having their own light to study with".

Its large size and rate of consumption also makes it the brightest object in that distant era, and astronomers can use its bright light to study the composition of the early universe: how much of the original hydrogen and helium from the big bang had been forged into heavier elements in the furnaces of stars.

My first invention, the Hollow Flashlight, is a flashlight that runs off the heat of the human hand; and it was inspired by my friend in the Philippines who had no light to study at night.

He placed the pages of his planned eulogy on the small lectern, squinting into the harsh stage lighting to study the faces before him.

Poorly constructed ones contribute to a nexus of problems: the spread of disease (because they have no proper sanitation or ventilation), the perpetuation of poverty (because children have no proper lights to study by) and the general sense of insecurity (because they are so flimsy and flammable).

Many spaceflight experiments to date have utilized incomplete growth systems (typically having a hydration system but lacking lighting) to study tropic and metabolic changes in germinating seedlings and young plants.

People now feel safe walking at night, and in rural areas children even use these lights to study under at night.

These sections were stained with hematoxylin and eosin (H&E) and visualized under light microscope to study the light microscopic architecture of the myocardium.