Sentence examples for lighting strategy from inspiring English sources

"Now I have the be-all and end-all with the latest in lighting strategy and theory," Price-Van Breda says.

When, in 2005, he was asked to propose a long-term lighting strategy for the city of Durham, the architect Jonathan Speirs, who has died of stomach cancer aged 54, insisted that what the council really needed was a light and darkness strategy.

When, in 2005, he was asked to propose a long-term lighting strategy for the city of Durham, the architect Jonathan Speirs, who has died of stomach cancer aged 54, insisted that what the council really needed was a light and darkness strategy.

Compared with the control, plants grown under the LED-B treatment showed no significant difference in the leaf dry mass ratio and fruit dry mass ratio, whereas lighting strategy LED-A1 appeared to be the most conducive for dry weight accumulation of fruits, with a 200.00 % increase compared to that in the control groups.

San Diego aims to lead the way but it is not alone, cities like Copenhagen, which is deploying a street lighting platform from Silver Spring Networks, and Eindhoven, working on an innovative lighting strategy with Philips, are also in the advanced guard – and they are not alone.

Zumthor and Govan haven't settled on a final lighting strategy, but the architect's track record gives reason for optimism.

Different lighting strategies for an atrium-type high performance house that was developed for the 2013 Solar Decathlon competition in Datong, China are discussed in this paper.

But it's germane to say that director Paul Reisman and lighting designer Jason Aufdem-Brinke have incorporated some atmospheric lighting strategies throughout We Happy Few Productions' "The Duchess of Malfi". Flashlight beams needle through shadows.

Ms. Tipton herself is not averse to obtrusive lighting strategies: the smoky golden light that enables the dancers seemingly to appear and disappear at will in Ms. Tharp's "In the Upper Room" is justly famous in dance circles, as is her lighting for Dana Reitz's "Necessary Weather," in which light appeared to emanate from the dancers themselves.

Scorsese's powers of recall weren't limited to summoning plot turns or notable scenes or acting performances; his gray matter bulged with camera angles, lighting strategies, scores, sound effects, ambient noises, editing rhythms, production credits, data about lenses and film stocks and exposure speeds and aspect ratios.

"By refining multipurpose lights for astronauts safety, health and well-being in spaceflight, the door is opened for new lighting strategies that can be evolved for use on Earth".