Sentence examples for projection of light from inspiring English sources

Its central industry is as mirage-like as the projection of light on a screen.

They were both heavyset and inclined toward a projection of light amusement, although hers seemed more acerbic.

Parts of the book are atrociously boring -- Lucky is not so much a character as a flickering simulacrum inside a movie, a shadowy projection of light, a filmic will-o'-the-wisp.

"This may be due to greater opacity of the fluid in the eye, which will scatter incoming light and reduce the quality of the projection of light onto the retina.

Thus, the projection of light on the retina stimulates pupillary constriction and to some extent lacrimation responses.

On examination, visual acuity in RE was restricted to perception of light with accurate projection of light in all the four quadrants.

(When I asked him why the word "Lights" was struck out in the title, he said, "Because what I'm showing are projections of light and shadows, and shadows are light that is struck out").

But the mechanized Atwood became just as obsolete once the Adler Planetarium was built in 1930 with its pioneering Zeiss mechanism, which evoked the nighttime sky not with pinholes in metal, but with finely detailed projections of light emerging from an enormous barbell mechanism seemingly teleported out of a Jules Verne novel.

Lang's dancers bend and glide swiftly, under vivid projections of light, around the structures Holl crafted for Tesseracts of Time.

Although it was not the first time he had performed in concert (Jarre had already played at the Paris Opera Ballet), the 40 minute-long event, which used projections of light, images and fireworks, served as a blueprint for Jarre's future concerts.

In turn, that rate is a linear function of the spectrum of the light, namely the projection of the light spectrum onto the absorption spectrum of the pigment.