Sentence examples for scope of the light from inspiring English sources

Filming with a camera-wielding drone to capture the true beauty and scope of the light artist's visuals, Chevalier's colleague, Claude Mossessian documented the experience, which resulted in the video above.

Although not within the scope of this light microcopy study, I would like the authors to comment on the following issues related to spindle architecture: 1) The presented model is based on the idea that chromosomes/chromatids move laterally along microtubule bundles.

The stakes and the scope of this light read may be small, but it reads like a fizzy mimosa sipped oceanside: refreshing, pleasant, and easy to gulp down.

In his book Wealth of Nations, Smith (1776) discusses the notion of economies of scope in the light of how division of labor is limited by the extent of the market for a product or service.

Since then, the scope of the bridge lighting project has expanded, including the idea of generating enough excess solar power to contribute to a requirement that 10percentt of the energy produced in the state be green.

This research follows previous works from authors [3, 10, 11], that had already identified that the geographical scope of the implementation of light electric commercial vehicles is not the city level, but rather specific areas within the city with maximum linear distances close to 2 km.

When the scope of the expense came to light last year, the board hired a London-based private investigation company to examine its Russian operations.

The wide-reaching scope of the project brought to light new details on the habits of iconic but cryptic species such as the great white shark, which was determined by the TOPP project to congregate in an area of the Pacific between southern California and Hawaii in the winter.

But the comptroller said the "extensive scope" of the illegal activity should have "lit a red warning light for the candidate".

We believe, however, that the scope of the injunction needs modification in light of our opinion.

Novel super-resolution imaging methods using photoactivatable proteins or photoswitchable fluorophores bypass this limitation and have the potential to revolutionize the experimental scope of light microscopy [1].