Sentence examples for lighting needed for from inspiring English sources

"We used charcoal sticks to demonstrate wind directions, rain areas etc on the maps and the charcoal dust covered our sweaty hands and clothes," Cowling recalled of his experience in a studio that became intensely hot because of the amount of lighting needed for the cameras.

Joe Neal, a photographer who specializes in still lives and body parts, like hands, said the tall ceilings are particularly useful for the elaborate lighting needed for photography for cosmetics companies.

Ambient lighting, needed for close work at pupils' desks, reduced image contrast.

The large studios will have an electrified grid mounted about 20 feet above the floor for the arrays of powerful lights needed for broadcasts.

Martin Kaufman, Mr. Wilcox's associate, estimates that the facility will require 600,000 kilowatt hours of electricity a month to power the grow lights needed for 30,000 plants, which can be harvested six times a year.

These are a consequence of the strong light needed for the optical techniques perfected by Caravaggio and evident elsewhere in, for example, his Lute Player of 1595 with its perfect perspective for the lute, violin and music (and again strong deep shadows).

But without a blue LED there was no way to create the white light needed for general purpose lighting.

In this study, a mixture of cationic DNA intercalator, benzo[b]quinolizinium-crown ether, and DNA was explored as a AgNP formation moiety in order to avoid undesired degradation as a result of the exposure to high-energy light needed for the AgNP synthesis, as shown in Fig. 3.

The device would even have presets to find the appropriate amounts of light needed for different plants.

Also well-understood is that water stagnation encourages blooms by giving the algae enough time to remain in calm surface waters where the light needed for photosynthesis is most abundant.

However, conventional PDT is limited by the penetration depth of visible light needed for its activation.