Sentence examples for refined lighting from inspiring English sources

So the Dutch electronic multinational Philips, was persuaded to invest in some significantly more subdued, even refined lighting for the elegant townhouses that line the square, replacing garish neon.

The evocative set (Daniel Conway), refined lighting (Jennifer Schriever) and spot-on costumes (Frank Labovitz) put the finishing touches on this welcome reminder of Sondheim's uncommon art.

In addition to the rest of the finely matched cast, the production has the benefit of cleverly costuming by Mara Blumenfeld, refined lighting by T. J. Gerckens and richly atmospheric sound design by Andre Pluess.

Peter J. Davison sets are not lavish, but deftly evocative, and they move with a cinematic fluency particularly helpful in the constantly shifting scenes of Act 2. Paul Tazewell's spot-on costumes and Mark McCullough's refined lighting add greatly to the visual package.

A complex system of fabric scrims, glass panels and metal louvers rests on top of this frame, creating a highly refined light-regulating machine.

Refining the bitumen also costs much more than refining light crude.

Most early American refineries were built to refine lighter crudes produced in the U.S. As America began importing more foreign oil, newer refineries were designed to process heavy crudes.

After acquiring Land's patent for $168,000, Mr. Saxe and his colleagues at Research Frontiers refined the light-filtering technology into what is now called S.P.D., using microscopic light-absorbing poly-iodide crystal particles that are suspended in a layer of film.

So refined, small, light plates – not too heavy but with the mentality of how I think about food now, that would be fun to do.

John Pizzarelli's group, one the finest traditional ensembles in all of jazz, has refined a light, lilting swing style whose steady, subtle bounce evokes a musical-cosmic trampoline on which you float rather than jump.

The plans will be refined in light of the remarks, including worries over the loss of green space, with planning applications to be submitted next year.