Sentence examples for light transforming from inspiring English sources

Gerard ter Bosch's "Letter," with light transforming the blue and silver satin of the reader's dress, is a particular treasure.

The light transforming chromophores of both pmimGFP1 and pmimGFP2 proteins contain the same amino acid sequence, Gly-Tyr-Gly, as the other known copepod GFP-like proteins; the Tyr and second Gly are strictly conserved among all FPs.

Dazzling bars of light transform the floor into digital waves, or flicker forked lightning over the dancers' looping, tumbling bodies.

Developing artistic and scientific techniques to capture on canvas the way that light transformed landscapes and objects became an obsession among the impressionists.

FOR most people, curating museum exhibitions — like one on how artificial light transformed the Manhattan skyline — would be a full-time job.

Visitors have the chance to witness the cathedral as the dimming light transforms the brightly illuminated sanctuary of daytime into a candlelit haven at night.

To outpace current solar cells, a new design would need to be able to capture more light, transform light energy to electricity more efficiently, and/or be less expensive to build than current designs.

Nearby, Unframed #7 (2014) is composed of double glass, enamel on aluminium, fluorescent light and an electric cable hanging frayed and plugless: a useless light transformed here by this imaginative artist into a work of potentiality.

The stillness of night and the way the ambient light transformed the natural world struck a chord.

Biofluorescence--the ability of an organism to absorb light, transform it, and re-emit it in a different color--has been observed in a number of animals, such as fish, sharks, corals, jellyfish, and mantis shrimp.

) is structurally similar to, with the important difference represented by the elements —measuring the fraction of linearly polarized light transformed into circularly polarized radiation- and, which are now different from zero.