Sentence examples for passing light from inspiring English sources

"He's not just passing light through a prism — he's resynthesizing it".

Here were skilled people passing light over these same stones, still making measurements by light and time".

By passing light from the palimpsest through a filter made up of liquid crystals, the researchers can adjust the wavelengths of the pictures that result by 10 billionths of a metre at a time.

In the Science paper, a different group of scientists in Dr. Zhang's laboratory used a different approach, building an array of minuscule upright wires, which changed the electric fields of passing light waves.

Based on a phenomenon first recognized by Einstein but not demonstrated until 1979, gravitational lensing involves having a massive cluster of galaxies in the foreground that magnifies passing light from more distant and otherwise invisible objects, thereby making them visible to Earth's most powerful telescopes.

To see such a scene, in which characters seem to drift accidentally into view and the painter to accept whatever passing light hits his eye as he works in the open air - it was the first great trauma of modern art, the beginning of the dismantling of every preconception of the visual world.

The sounds of a passing light-rail train blend with the jets descending into the nearby airport.

Through the phased opening and closing of circular-segmented black Liquid Crystal, IRIS can create various patterns and control the amount (size) of passing lights.

But all of the early efforts used technology that relied on a fast-spinning disk with perforations to pass light.

These being, to paraphrase: can't pass; light on keepers; can't deal with pressure, no killer instinct; rubbish without Rooney.

Hence, the emission spectra of passed light through the absorption section (I0·e-k(V l) is obtained.