Sentence examples for readings of light from inspiring English sources

Readings of light reaching the ground suggest that concealment of nests by the vegetation may play an important role in predation risk.

The original Monet work, 'Impression, Sunrise" was the inspiration for the very term Impressionism that was eventually applied to an entire movement of French painters who eschewed the rigidity of realism in favor of intuitional readings of light and movement in the material world.

Rounding out the features of the next Kindle Paperwhite is an ambient light sensor that will take readings of the light in the room and adjust the screen brightness to compensate.

An actinic light source of 90 pmol m−2 s−1 was switched on in the measuring chamber and cultures were exposed to a saturation light pulse at 5 min intervals for a period of 30 min until it was confirmed that readings of effective light adapted quantum yields were stable (Gain = 1 2, Intensity = 1 2, Saturation Pulse = 7).

Readings of amount of light illuminating the ground were taken by each nest at each site to assess exposure of nests.

"But what about what's above it?" Wise and others spent years drawing up their submission to the IDA, collecting reams of light readings and stitching together an alliance of local councils, parks' bodies and community groups to produce an exterior lighting master plan that influences the construction of new developments in the area.

The detector readings reflect the amount of light that passes through the tissue.

Newcomb, who gave little credence to transit data, combined values from several sources including speed-of-light star readings, to come up with a figure of about 92,872,000 miles.

Murphy's family meeting model is however flexible enough to allow open discussion of religious issues and also to incorporate religious practices into its expression, especially, for example in the closing of the meeting which could include prayer, readings, lighting of candles and blessings if these are consistent with the practices and desires of the family involved.

(c) Susanne M. Winterling, (Your Shadow Is Reading Funeral Rites [Room of Light for Funeral Rites]), 2009.

This takes place explicitly in "Your Shadow Is Reading Funeral Rites [Room of Light for Funeral Rites]," an installation which features a quote from The Miracle of the Rose by our friend, Jean Genet.