An advanced assay quickly illuminates bacteria for more rapid, accurate detection.
E. Light quickly illuminates the same scene with the same characters.
His work involved interacting with medical examiners (also called forensic pathologists), which quickly illuminated for him an elegant way to carve a career combining science and medicine.
Simply enough, comparing a new concept to a familiar one quickly illuminates the new concept.
Once I wrapped my head around that feeling, he lit a match that quickly illuminated the cave and our faces.
Like so much of online discourse, from comments to Twitter and Facebook, sharp polarities cracked the surface quickly, illuminating our cultural clash on such things as decorum, manners, discretion, judgment, class, wit, wisdom, irreverence, satire, and so on.
What was scheduled to be a rainy day cleared quickly, illuminating Benglis's 10 outdoor sculptures placed throughout fields, hills, and woodlands within the 500-acre Storm King complex, alongside permanent pieces by legendary artists such as Alexander Calder, Richard Serra, and Isamu Noguchi.
But conservation quickly illuminated one of the chief problems with time zones: that the sun rises about an hour earlier on the eastern edge of a zone than on the western edge, even though clocks read the same on both edges.
Hollow glass microspheres made by this process release hydrogen more quickly when illuminated versus traditional outgassing with a heated oven.
Astronomers deduced the presence of dark energy in the late 1990s by measuring supernova explosions, which provide "standard candles" of known brightness to illuminate how quickly the cosmos stretched in the past.
His Notre Dame chapter, for example, quickly goes from illuminating to mind-numbing, for he seems never to have met a Gothic architectural term he didn't like.
