Sentence examples for lights generated from inspiring English sources

Hours after the piece was completed, it imploded, apparently weakened by the heat that the lights generated.

In the first hundred days of his administration, working under lights generated by mountaintop removal coal, President Obama, energy point person Carol Browner and EPA head Lisa Jackson must reverse this reckless decision by the EPA, and more aggressively enforce the Stream Buffer rule and Clean Water Act laws.

The xenon-gas-based H.I.D. lights generate a spectrum that is much closer to sunlight, so they appear brighter, giving drivers who use them a visual advantage after dark.

Low-powered lights generate minimal heat to reduce melting.

Marine bioluminescence, heatless light generated chemically by marine organisms.

(The light generated by men on their way to ward freedom has never been really explained).

On the other hand, residential lighting generated 137 million metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions for the United States in 2008.

In the devices used for EDM, the radiation is either light (generated by a laser or an electric lamp) or an ultrahigh-frequency radio beam.

They think they are able to recognise dark-matter collisions by measuring the minuscule flash of light generated in each collision, as well as the heat.

One of the principal challenges in creating these kinds of switches is that their smallest dimensions are much smaller than the wavelengths of light generated by the machines that etch patterns on silicon wafers.

Here beams of light, generated by geothermal power, emanate from a wishing well, as if the hopes of humanity cannot help but hurtle to the skies to proclaim their message.