Sentence examples for recording of light from inspiring English sources

Another reads, "Trees are a recording of light, light turned into carbon through photosynthesis -- the transformation of light into dark physical matter -- an architecture of inky black darkness, growing towards the source".

As soon as Lot 364, came up for sale just after 3 p.m., a hush settled across the room and a slide show of Gandhi appeared, with a recording of light piano music.

"Morrison," written by E. E. Mazier, actually pushes the music of the Doors to the fringes of the production -- a recording of "Light My Fire" plays as members of the audience take their seats -- and reflects more centrally on an ambition the show's creators contend the rock singer never got to completely fulfill.

After six days in culture, recording of light responses became unreliable, and was successful in only 3/6 cells tested (Figure 3 E).

If the retina was to be used for recording of light responses, the rabbits were dark-adapted for one hour, the retina preparation was carried out under dim red light, and the cultures were protected from light until use.

For ex vivo whole cell recording of light-evoked EPSCs in SPNs, light from a 473 nm laser (Optoengine, Midvale, UT) was focused on the back aperture of the microscope objective to produce wide-field illumination.

Zeo, a company based in Newton, Mass., released a tracker contained in a small headband, which picks up electrical signals from the brain, and uses them to compile the kind of detailed record of light sleep, deep sleep and REM sleep that, until now, was available only if you spent the night in a sleep-research clinic.

We call them records of light.

Stroud: Can you explain what you mean by "records of light"?

"We'd like to see her continue with her track record of light regulation," said Grayson Brulte of Brulte & Co., an innovation advisory and consulting firm.

When you begin to understand what you see as love -- not in a romantic way, but as the foundation of life, then it becomes a record of light, a center of information.