'severe light' is not correct and usable in written English.
However, you can use the phrase 'severely light' to describe an event or situation that is not as heavy or intense as expected. For example, you could say, "The storm was expected to be severe, but it was only lightly so."
He poses as the god of love, wearing fake wings, grinning insouciantly at the embarrassed onlooker as the painting's severe light leads all eyes to his nudity.
Close to the flame axis, severe light attenuation occurs.
We did not need to use this scaling in our study but this approach can provide additional benefits over FAST in cases of severe light fluctuation.
However, under conditions of severe light stress, O2 has been reported to leave thylakoid membranes and to migrate to the cytoplasm [ 56].
Individuals carrying this mutation exhibit fibre cell swelling, severe light scattering and the early onset of cataracts (Lin et al, 2007).
Nontheless, DSAEK was indicated in these patients for the irritation and severe light sensation caused by apparent bullous change of the injured cornea.
With what could be described, at best, as a kind of slinky grace (and at worst, pretentious posturing), the dancers, obscured by Roderick Murray's severe lighting, walked in slow motion, stretched their limbs to form solitary silhouettes and crawled around the piano.
In addition, it employs infrared illumination to provide robustness against severe lighting variations.
In this sense, 3D face data has the promise of filling the performance gap in the presence of severe lighting and pose variations.
Békés has hot summers, severe winters, light rainfall, and, as a consequence of human activities, sparse vegetation.
Consistent with past research, we find significant differences in soil edaphic and biotic properties between severe and light burn soils.
