Sentence examples for notion of light from inspiring English sources
The notion of light as a thoughtless commodity would have seemed fanciful to our distant ancestors.
Five of the light makers, Flavin, Robert Irwin, James Turrell, Keith Sonnier and Stephen Antonakos, began their work in the 1960's when the notion of light as a medium was something of an innovation.
"Elyn is captivated by the ephemeral notion of light and space, two things you can't capture in your hands," said Ms. Burton, the landscape architect, who has a weekend house in a nearby Sunkist grove.
The notion of light path obstruction points is fundamental in these studies.
Grosseteste employs the notion of light to explain the genesis of the Aristotelian cosmos as a system of nested celestial spheres surrounding the four sublunary or elemental spheres.
In the paper of Reginska [6], the authors considered a physical problem which is connected with the notion of light beams.
Just how tightly associated Grosseteste took the notions of light employed in such different contexts to be is unclear.
Surrounded by a dramatic landscape of towering rocks emerging from the ocean, the audience experienced an atmospheric convergence of nature and cinematic narratives – primordial notions of light, sound and stories suspended in the darkness between sea and sky.
The title of "Luminiferous Aether," photographers Chandi Kelley and Marissa Long's Transformer show, refers to a discredited 19th-century notion of how light moves through air.
The notion of using light as a communication medium have been adapted from earlier signaling methods using bonfires, smoke signals, mirrors, or telegraphs with movable arms.
The Hub has yet to thrive, the notion of a light rail system for the area has been eulogized and a full-blown Museums at Mitchel complex looks like a long shot.
