Sentence examples for representation of light from inspiring English sources

Clocks are an evolution of the sundial, and in the northern hemisphere a sundial's shadow runs clockwise, while in the southern hemisphere it moves counterclockwise – making the modern clock a representation of light in the northern hemisphere.

When it comes to the composition of figures, or the representation of light, or the explorations of texture, Rembrandt "never resorted to ready-made solutions", as the art historian Ernst Van de Wetering puts it.

Gaddi's frescoes are thus less powerful, if more lively, than those of his master, although his innovative spirit led him to experiments with the representation of light that are highly effective, as in his mysteriously radiant "Annunciation to the Shepherds".

In addition, the present leaf architecture model may be combined with a leaf emergence model and a leaf curvature model for digital representation of light interception and utilization within the leaf canopy of rice.

A new algorithm is presented that takes the discrete variable representation (DVR) of the surface Hamiltonian and transforms it implicitly to the sequential diagonalization truncation (SDT) representation of Light and coworkers.

The ideal representation of light contrasts uses the widest available range of signal amplitude ("flattening"), as this provides the richest combination of patterns for the transmission [4], [40].

Reflectance r arises due to the object itself, but the illumination image i is independent of the object, is a pure representation of lighting conditions at the time of the image capture.

Nevertheless, we also find that the locust photoreceptors are able to produce a remarkably invariable neural representation of naturalistic light patterns, irrespective of the prevailing light and temperature conditions.

The mathematical model representation of the light flux distribution to the monolith wall and through the cross section of the monolith channel take the form of integral equations.

Drawing on Lefebvre's theory on social space and our own field research in Jerusalem, we seek to analyze how the official representation of the Light Rail became part of its political and territorial legitimation.

The Plexiglas pyramid in the oculus of the dome is composed of four equilateral triangles, each one tinted a vivid, translucent primary color, plus one clear panel as a representation of white light.