Sentence examples for pushing light from inspiring English sources

Thus, U.S. manufacturers, Ford included, are pushing light trucks.

"This year we are pushing light installations a lot, so you will see some nice sculptures, scenographies and other nice projects that explore light, bulbs and other fun materials".

Strange as it may seem, in modern yacht racing the sailors who push light, fast boats across wide oceans have been known to cut their toothbrushes in half before setting out to sea.

"It's difficult to lift heavy water up and to push light water down".

"I like to push light and color," Ryan said.

Of course, we know because we've used the spectrometer [a device that pushes light through a molecule to determine exactly what it is] that a lot of these pills have N-Ethylpentylone in them as well.

"You can eat the whole thing," he said, pushing the light green tip into his mouth.

These subclasses represent systems (e.g., nurse call system), sensors (e.g., RF or light sensor) and actuators (e.g., light or magnetic lock) and their associated observations (e.g., call button pushed or light intensity), faults (e.g., light intensity too high) and solutions (e.g., turn down the light) that play an important role in continuous care settings.

By pushing the light-scattering detection size limits for single nanoparticles down to 24 and 7 nm in diameter for silica and gold nanoparticles, respectively, HSFCM enables the analysis of nanoparticles that would have previously been difficult to characterize.

By contrast, the researchers managed to push the light forward by 211.3 nanoseconds before losing that much light, they report in a paper in press at Physical Review Letters.

But in glass, the electrons respond to incoming light by shaking about, pushing away the light in a different direction.