Sentence examples for shaped light from inspiring English sources

Consider, for example, Ben Schachter's "Chess," a complete chess set made of variously shaped light bulbs that plug into a checkerboard of brown and white electrical sockets.

That can be subtle, as in Thom Kubli's "Monochrome Transporter," in which fleeting, barely visible bursts of geometrically shaped light register on a blue screen while speakers emit quiet crackling sounds; or it can be extremely aggressive, as in "Lux" by Granular-Synthesis, in which violently strobing color fields coincide with loud and deep electronic sounds.

The perpendicular dipoles have a sprawling, donut shaped light intensity pattern that is inherently more difficult to focus.

Generally the effect created by an SLR with a good lens open wide, leading to smoothly blurred backgrounds and predictably shaped light points, is the gold standard.

Robert Mangold's shaped "Light-Neutral Area," with its almost imperceptible shift of air-brushed color, likewise reveals itself slowly as something subtly beautiful, sharpening your perception while you stare at it.

A ham-shaped light bulb went off, Eckhouse recalled.

In his hand he held a tulip-shaped light.

Beneath skull-shaped light sconces, they sat surrounded by fake pre-Columbian ornaments.

At night, he comes to an authentic colonial home with flame-shaped light bulbs.

The horn-shaped light fixtures and royal blue runway are on their way out.

A cone-shaped light fixture hanging from the ceiling cast a pallid gleam onto the table.