Sentence examples for problem of light from inspiring English sources
You have the problem of light to resolve.
Efforts to preserve areas where lighting has yet to spoil views of the night sky follows work by the Campaign for Dark Skies, a British group set up in 1989 to highlight the growing problem of light pollution.
With concerns about rising air pollution hanging over India's capital like the thick blanket of smog that appeared a few weeks ago and activists against noise pollution jostling to be heard over the burst of holiday firecrackers, the relatively benign problem of light pollution may not seem too important.
The problem with swords made of light is that, by its nature, light is massless – it will simply pass through other light like an appalling coward, instead of colliding with it with a satisfactory "bwwwooOOUumm-TSSSK". Scientists at the MIT Centre for Ultracold Atoms, in Massachusetts, recognise the problem of light's irritating pacifism and are taking important steps to correct it.
Formula (1) solved the problem of light intensity LIspot acquisition of light spot.
It is investigated if a single optimal design can be found for both the detection and location problem of light atoms.
John Walsh, director emeritus of the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles, said that Soane had to confront the perennial problem of lighting pictures: "getting a good light without glare and without having the person looking at the painting distracted by the source".
Second, saturation and intensity stretching of HSI is applied to increase the true color and solve the problem of lighting.
I think this problem of lights also affects us adults.
In the separation problems of light hydrocarbons the resultant schemes proved to be the global optimum is not guaranteed.
For the problems of light source fluctuation noises, zero drift and other problems of H2S gas concentration sensor in optic-fiber evanescent-wave absorption spectroscopy, double-light-path absorption system was designed to theoretically analyze the relationship between evanescent-wave power and gas concentration as well as detection sensitivity.
