Sentence examples for lights developed from inspiring English sources

Among them are the Bone table lights developed by the British designer Emily Johnson to combine fine bone china with tiny light emitting diodes, or LEDs.

The xenon lights, developed in Germany to provide better vision at high speeds on the autobahn, range in price from $500 to $760 apiece, use less power, have greater longevity and are relatively easy to remove.

Therefore, Patch of Sky a set of three Internet-connected ambient lights developed by Fabrica is just the tool to make weather-based conversation more interactive. .

The older generation of argon, copper bromide, and krypton lasers paved the way for new lasers and lights developed specifically for cutaneous vascular lesions with more precision to minimize such side effects as hypopigmentation, atrophic scars, and recovery time.

He was an expert in headlight-spread-pattern analysis, a technique premised on the fact that car lights develop distinct characteristics over time.

The film's most delightfully crazed scene might be one in which a string of holiday lights develops a demonic streak, lethally so.

While Mr. Bush's advisers said the president spent much of this week in informal, conversational sessions simply tossing lines back and forth, Mr. Kerry practiced for hours with replicas of the lights, developing four or five ways to sum up quickly.

A new type of optical fiber – a channel capable of transporting light – developed by MIT and Harvard Medical School researchers could make it far easier to detect the onset of disease early, or track the progress of healing and treatment.

And now, Metro: Last Light (developed by 4A Games; published by Deep Silver; available for PS3, 360 and PC) has presented a comparably cerebral experience.

A recent study reported that albino rats exposed to intense cyclic light developed photoreceptor damage and CNV in a relatively short time frame [20].

Nucleotides were visualized using UV light, developed by ninhydrin and quantified by densitometry using Image J Software from NIH. Quantifications are presented as fold increase or decrease with respect to WT strain.