Sentence examples for redirects light from inspiring English sources

This is made of a reflective material which redirects light away from your house, keeping it cool.

He places two plastic chips inside the drive's casing, inserts a device that redirects light in the drive and then fastens four screws with an electric screwdriver before sending the drive down the line.

Physicists in the Netherlands say they have discovered a new twist on diffraction the phenomenon in which an array of objects such as atoms in a crystal redirects light in certain directions.

The solution: all-optical switches that redirect light signals without converting them to electrons.

Interferometry can completely redirect light, providing the potential for strong and controllable optical forces.

Technically, there is something quaint about the idea of a bunch of mirrors flapping away on a chip to redirect light signals.

But instead of using angled mirrors to redirect light, the system uses ordinary walls, doors or floors — surfaces that aren't generally thought of as reflective.

The systems could be used in existing and new windows and be manually controlled or programmed to automatically redirect light with actuators — adjusting the interior light as the exterior light changes through the day and year.

Each mirror can be tilted rapidly in any direction by applying an electrical charge to it, thus redirecting light falling on it from one fibre to another.A second approach, being pioneered by Corning, uses liquid crystals.

Shopping for products to help improve a home's environmental performance, Mr. Daniels began at Green Depot on the Bowery, where he spotted an appealing display on the sidewalk out front: the Solatube, a skylight-like device that can be installed on a roof to redirect light into a house.

In her one-bedroom, in a prewar building overlooking a housing project on Fourth Street, you can see how color alters a space, changing proportions, bringing symmetry to asymmetrical architectural elements (or simply hiding lousy architecture), redirecting light into a room or linking disparate objects.