Sentence examples for lighting time from inspiring English sources
The houses, color scheme, lighting, time of day, and season changed for each shot.
The field production team for "White House Christmas" was small - only three people - and they were given as little as 10 or 15 minutes, including lighting time, to film in a particular room.
The following quick decrease corresponds to the lighting as well as the marked increase at the end of the lighting time corresponds to the lamp switching off.
The results reported in the following paragraphs refer to measurements collected during a 1 year test including different traffic, lighting, time interval, climate and weather conditions, as shown in Table 1.
"Automatically detecting problems like a water leak or flood and shutting off the main water valve to the house to prevent a disaster, turning off lights automatically based on ambient lighting, time of day and room occupancy in order to save energy … Smart Homes adapt to the rhythm of the household, save money, and increase peace of mind," he said.
By the time I am done cooking I am thinking I may have stretched the additional eighteen minutes past the 3 57 candle lighting time.
Then she whipped off her blue-rimmed glasses and, conducting the conversation with her ungloved hands, described her plans for that tree and four others in New York City: a 24-hour multimedia extravaganza of lighting, time-lapse filming, poetry and music, to be called "Behold".
Page 32 New York A PUBLIC ARTIST MAKES PLANS FOR A NEW MAJOR PROJECT If her proposal "Behold," a 24-hour multimedia extravaganza of lighting, time-lapse filming, poetry and music comes to fruition, it will be Kristin Jones's first major public art project in New York City since "Metronome," the nine-story, 500-ton, $4.2 million, steam-spouting installation that she unveiled 12 years ago.
Other cost-cutting measures include cancelling resurfacing work on some roads and changing street lighting times, the council said.
Strip lighting, time-worn furniture, careworn regulars – the whole reassuring shebang.
For an object moving at the speed of light, time would grind to a halt.
