"managing light" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to controlling or manipulating the amount or quality of light in a given space. For example, it could be used in a sentence like: "The photographer spent hours meticulously managing the light in the studio for the perfect shot."
Now technology is expanding their reach into areas like managing lighting systems and detecting construction defects.
This paper presents an algebra and visual interface for managing lighting simulation data.
As far as the lighting services are concerned, control systems offer an important opportunity of managing lighting systems and reducing energy consumption, due to the use of integration strategies between daylight and electric lighting and strategies based on the occupancy of spaces.
In some cases, oncologists are prescribing exercise, gently prodding patients to tackle whatever activity they can manage: light walking, simple stretches, exercise with resistance bands.
It is an expertly managed light comedy, romantic and genial (the hardest thing to do well), but it is a bit quirky for my taste, and I am not persuaded of the deeper meanings and resonances that Kaurismaki's fans have found in it.
Living organisms are equipped with unique strategies to manage light for survival, communication, and energy matters.
The program manages light transport, ray tracing, and scene complexity areas that had proven challenging in the creation of films including Wreck It Ralph and Frozen.
But he says there are ways to manage light pollution from LEDs by taking advantage of their ability to turn on and off quickly.
Recently, virtual plant models have been used to study ideotype architectures in order to optimize light interception and photosynthesis in tomato (Sarlikioti et al. 2011) and rice (Zheng et al. 2008), and manage light sharing in an integrated legume weed system (Cici et al. 2008).
A liner is used to manage light incontinence.
