Sentence examples for means that light from inspiring English sources

It means that light inhabits the facade rather than just bouncing off it.

In some cases that means that light seems to "bleed" into the display of a page, while others have said it means the screen actually moves.

This means that light from a star that Kepler is examining is sometimes "polluted" by light from other stars that appear near to it in the sky.

This means that light finds it hard to escape once it is inside a piece of tungsten oxide because it is bounced back and forth by a phenomenon called total internal reflection, increasing the chance it will be absorbed.

This means that light forces can cause extensive root resorption too [45].

Regions with more holes would have a lower "index of refraction," which means that light travels through them at a higher speed.

"That means that lighter wines have room to grow.

It means that lighting calculation is postponed to the perfragment processing stage instead of being done in the pervertex processing stage as in the old fixed pipeline.

Put it where the brighter areas should be shown which means that is where the light is being reflected.

Electric lighting meant that lights could be kept on day and night, so hens never stopped laying; refrigeration meant that eggs could be kept fresh for weeks and transported around the country.

Of course, the conventions of color stratification within black America — nowhere more pronounced than in New Orleans — meant that light-skinned blacks often intermarried with other light-skinned blacks, and this was the case with Paul and his "high yellow" wife, Edna.