Sentence examples for passage of light from inspiring English sources

They distort or block the passage of light through the lens.

Eventually they distort or block the passage of light through the lens and interfere with vision.

For one thing, you have to be much more attentive to the passage of light.

A cataract clouds and stiffens the eye lens, blocking the passage of light to the back of the eyeball.

Glass is a translucent material; the passage of light through it is alone sufficient to create a feeling of unreality.

Mr. Kos simulates the passage of light through those windows over the course of a day, compressed into 12 minutes.

The proposal called "Votives in Suspension," for instance, realistically walks the viewer around an upper plaza, before stepping down, out of the sunlight, into a darkened memorial space below; "Passages of Light" and "Garden of Lights," by contrast, lift the viewer off the floor and let him zoom around the air as no ordinary pedestrian could ever hope to do, except perhaps in a dream.

One was cast by the architect Enrique Norten for "Passages of Light: the Memorial Cloud".

The extremes were more sharply etched in the "Haffner" Symphony, with Mr. Langr?alternating between an explosively zesty sound -- the strings and woodwinds full throttle, supported by the brasses and timpani -- and passages of light, focused textures and uncommon sweetness.

Criteria which include talent, skill, sentimentality, and the ability to tell a story with beautiful passages of light, to convey emotion.

The colour index of a star is increased by the passage of its light through interstellar matter; the amount by which it exceeds the normal value for its spectral type is called the colour excess.