Sentence examples for scintillating light from inspiring English sources

We measured the 2-D position of incoming light with two photostrip sensors, and also measured the DOI and 2-D position of scintillating light by placing a scintillator between the photostrip sensors.

We Fly!" from "Do I Hear a Waltz?" offers some of Mr. Sondheim's most scintillating light verses about the woes of air travel.

The scintillating light rippling down over the foliage of trees and the frothy waves of a waterfall in "Alpheus and Arethusa," very far removed from Claude's art, transforms the landscape into a magical land.

Titled "Reflections, the Waterlily Pond at Giverny" (circa 1920), it is an intense, richly brushed almost abstract close-up of leaves, blossoms and water that throws off scintillating light reflections while drawing the eye into its dark, liquescent depths.

From his cycle of 24 enormous paintings that celebrate the life of Marie de' Medici in the Louvre to his ceiling of the Banqueting House in London with its portrayal of James I being welcomed into heaven, Rubens is such a stupendous flatterer that you forget the overt cynicism of the propaganda and just wallow in his scintillating light, swirling space, and swagging clouds.

The position of the energy peak depends both on the X-Y position and on the DOI because the fraction of collected scintillating light changes with the interaction position and because the SiPMs were calibrated to have a uniform trigger level, but a complete uniformity in gain is not ensured across the array.

Every hour on the hour after nightfall, the Eiffel Tower is forced to light up, for exactly ten minutes, in a crazy-quilt pattern of scintillating lights.

His images often fell on the hallucinatory side of visionary and could be confrontational, even repellent: synagogue lamps scintillating with light, translucent spirits evoked in séances, disemboweled bodies on autopsy tables.

In the scintillating absorber single crystal, CaWO4, heat (phonons) and scintillation light are produced and detected with two independent cryogenic detectors: a phonon channel and a separate light channel.

Scintillating tiles are read out via wavelength-shifting fibers that guide the scintillation light to a novel photodetector, the silicon photomultiplier.

The scintillating fibres are coupled to clear fibres which transport the scintillation light to 800 silicon photomultipliers.