In ancient Greek mythology, Apollo was the god of light, knowledge and healing, but he also had a vengeful heart and could just as quickly bring illness and hardship.
The diagnosis of lung cancer in an individual may bring to light knowledge or awareness of lung cancer in relatives.
This study protocol on diabetes and depression will bring to light knowledge gaps in the area and will offer directions for future researches.
On Nov. 6 in New York we did just that with a Diwali commemoration of 9/11 with 3,000 lights highlighting victory of goodness over evil and light of knowledge.
"Light symbolises knowledge, creativity, imagination and spirituality," he once said.
But salvation is asking a good deal, and Terror is less a work of religious conviction than of ardent inquiry, and testimony to the imagination's findings: "In the darkness, falling / And falling like snowflakes beyond all light & knowledge".
Nansen sensed at a profound level the "yearning after light and knowledge", and, almost uniquely, was able to marry that understanding to physical capability and snowcraft.
Despite the Test side's achievements during his time in charge, and improvement in limited-overs cricket, Bayliss remains light on knowledge of the English game.
John Romain, proprietor of a collection of seaside guest cottages known as Hana Hale Malamalama (which means "light" or "knowledge"), says the hale symbolizes peacefulness and the true spirit of Hawaii.
Certain images and objects cure illness, ease pain, resolve a crisis, forecast the future or explain the past, so that individual lives can go forward in the light of knowledge.
