Sentence examples for obstruct the light from inspiring English sources

The American Bible Society wanted one, but would obstruct the light from the corner lamp, so they could buy one.

Of all the five industrial dyes considered for the photocatalytic degradation study, the degradation efficiency for brilliant blue was minimum (Fig. 7a) due to the complexity in molecular structure and strong coloring properties, which obstruct the light penetration in aqueous media.

After the capture of biological entities in a nanohole, an enzymatic silver staining step, which is widely used for colorimetric biosensing, is used to partially obstruct the light passing through the opening and darken the hole in the array image.

Mr. Dolkart says that the founders avoided using stained glass in their huge window openings: they felt that colored glass filtered and obstructed the light -- and, symbolically, the message -- from God, and they rejected the specific religious symbols in stained glass, preferring instead to focus on the words of the preacher.

It is sometimes said that there are only four such easements: two being the right to prevent one's neighbour from obstructing the light and the air that normally come to one's property, the third being the right to prevent him from undermining the support for a building, and the fourth being the right to prevent him from changing the course of an artificial stream.

It could be attributed to the fact that other contaminants may reduce the photocatalytic activities by reduction of the irradiation rate through obstructing the light waves to reach the surface of photocatalyst.

A pinhole conjugated to the focal plane obstructs the light coming from objects outside that plane; therefore, only light reflected or emitted from in-focus objects can reach the detector.

In a confocal microscope, a pinhole conjugated to the focal plane obstructs the light coming from objects outside that plane; therefore, only light reflected or emitted from in-focus objects can reach the detector.

The shutter then closes, obstructing the light again.

The city plans to strictly enforce "Don't Block the Box" regulations, aimed at drivers whose vehicles obstruct intersections after the light has changed, and extra police officers will be on the streets citywide, officials said.

The addition would nearly double the home's square footage and, according to court papers, would "obstruct the access to light and air" that Mr. Keillor's home enjoys and "impair or destroy protected historical resources".