Sentence examples for radical light from inspiring English sources

An American viewpoint is offered as well: Steven Stucky's "Radical Light," commissioned for the occasion.

But, in staging "Radical Light", the National Gallery has gone too far the other way.

Opposition to Einstein's radical light quantum hypothesis of 1905 persisted until after the discovery of the Compton effect in 1922.

The Radical Light Web site allows you to dip into the book, read an excerpt and pant over the full show.

The trouble with the National Gallery's exhibition, "Radical Light", is that it is dominated by Gauguin and Signac, Seurat, Millais and Courbet.

It is only in the last room of "Radical Light" that you can stop yourself cringing, and that is because Divisionism, or at least its heirs and successors, finally begins to talk Italian.

How did California's most radical light-and-space artist, who once exhibited an empty gallery in Venice as a work of art, come to design those much-loved Getty Gardens?

Rather it is the kind of role that tries to force you to see a familiar performer in a radical new light.

That might not seem particularly radical in light of today's pickled sharks and exploding sheds, but at the time it was revolutionary.

By adopting metronome markings long considered erroneous, rejecting expressive vibrato and rethinking other performance elements, he fashioned lean, nervy performances that cast Beethoven's music in a radical new light.

In a self-designed plasma reaction equipment, active species (electron, ion, radical, UV light, etc).