Sentence examples for screen of light from inspiring English sources

After training his army in new tactics, Scipio defeated the Carthaginian commander Hasdrubal Barca at Baecula (Bailen) in Baetica (208); whereas normally the two rear ranks of a Roman army closely supported the front line, Scipio in this battle, under a screen of light troops, divided his main forces, which fell upon the enemy's flanks.

Seydlitz turned back, with the screen of light cruisers, at a speed of 15 kn.

In the absence of current (and therefore H2O2), the variability of carbamazepine transformation was predominately influenced by the screening of light, as accounted for by the water factor: 4where z is the mixed water body depth (m) and α is the attenuation coefficient of the water body.

A screen of Coalition light troops was posted in all the hamlets along the Little Gete.

Beneath that big screen of blinking lights, there was curriculum aligned to standards.

This increase in blood flow is then detected by the magnet and depicted on a screen as splotches of light inside the brain.

The initial images on the screen are points of light that dilate as the sun might to someone waking up in the desert.

You simply move your hand to aim a reticle on the screen, controlling bolts of light that clear the path to the next level while your movements generate accessible, catchy electronic music.

A third illustration addresses the definition of a data processing and exchange protocol for screening libraries of light-harvesting compounds.

Ben Kuchera of Ars Technica wrote that its over-the-top attacks can be "huge, colorful, screen-filling blasts of light and movement," and that combos "flash across the screen, claiming you landed billions of points of damage".

This causes the atomic equivalent of a motorway pile up, with particles smashing into each other and the xenon and neon gases used in plasma screens releasing photons of light.