Sentence examples for lighting sequences from inspiring English sources

The director Susan V. Booth's often-fussy staging mixes in a variety of video images and elaborate lighting sequences, not to mention words projected on the set that comment knowingly on the action.

Those patterns can then be wired into control hardware, with the type of control box depending on how much wiring the user can tolerate snaking through the house and yard and how fast the animations should run (some lighting sequences involve changes every half-second, which requires more sophisticated hardware).

Baroque architecture as developed by Bernini, Carlo Maderno, Francesco Borromini, and Guarino Guarini emphasized massiveness and monumentality, movement, dramatic spatial and lighting sequences, and a rich interior decoration using contrasting surface textures, vivid colours, and luxurious materials to heighten the structure's physical immediacy and evoke sensual delight.

As objects move off screen, the lighting sequences can simulate the sensation of movement or peripheral action.

To complete a triumvirate of triangular forms is a series of xylophone triangles placed at the front, which audiences can interact with, generating music and lighting sequences in a futuristic green and blue hue.

The cauldron lighting sequence was the climax of the three-hour opening ceremony, titled Enlightenment and described by the London 2012 chairman Lord Coe as "more thoughtful" than the riotous explosion of ideas in Danny Boyle's Olympics opening ceremony.

Megan May Daalder is a young artist in Los Angeles who is responsible for the Mirrorbox, a hands-on piece that uses two-way mirrors and a lighting sequence to allow two participants to momentarily blend their faces together in a genuinely arresting illusion.

A modest success, but it screws up the light sequences in both directions.

The timing of the lights can be varied depending on the skill of the bowler, so better ones might be challenged by faster light sequences, for example.

That's why most light sequences are set via a longer term algorithm, taking into account other parts of the road network.

They also argue that the new lanes, which will give cyclists protection at junctions and their own traffic light sequences, will make cycling much more inclusive.