Sentence examples for perceived light from inspiring English sources

The brighter the perceived light, the darker the glass, and vice versa.

His radical registration of reality in terms of perceived light, rather than of described forms, is already apparent in a beach scene from 1864.

The results of the multiple CI analysis over different dbh classes correspond well with the perceived light responsiveness of these species.

There are two objects of sight: light and color; but whereas color or the colored thing is that which is perceived, light is that which makes this perception possible (QLIII2S 5, 18).

During LD, after the initial TMS measurements under standard room lighting conditions (530 lux), ambient luminance was reduced to a level just sufficient for the investigator to perform TMS; subjects wore opaque goggles and reported complete absence of perceived light.

Whilst there is a focus on the potential role of melatonin in promoting sleep in this patient population, subjective studies have reported that ICU survivors perceived light exposure to be minimally disruptive to their ability to sleep [93].

Countrywide switched to the O.T.S. in early 2007, a move that did consolidate the company's oversight but was also widely attributed to the attractions of the agency's perceived lighter touch.

However, there was a significant cultural difference in factors affecting perceived lighting quality.

No significant relationship was found between perceived lighting quality and perceived eye discomfort at daylit cafes in both London and Seoul.

Regression analyses showed that the perceived lighting qualities helped to explain the variance in visual accessibility, whereas PCQ helped to explain perceived danger in the environment.

The perceived lighting qualities can add to the understanding of pedestrians' perception of outdoor lighting, and is proposed as a complementary tool for development of sustainable light designs in the urban environment.