Sentence examples for shift of light from inspiring English sources

"Suddenly, just by a shift of light, the fireplace becomes a bar in a pub.

The house, after all, has the reliability of inanimate objects, "the reassuring madness of patterned wallpaper under the daily shift of light".

The frequency shift of light scattered from a moving particle was determined.

This system relies upon the measurement of the Doppler frequency shift of light scattered from an illuminating laser beam by particles entrained within the flow.

The technique measures the Doppler shift of light scattered from atmospheric particles, and hence infers the line-of-sight flow velocity allowing a picture of vortex flow to be built up.

Reichenbach very briefly discusses the classical tests of the general theory of relativity: the red shift of light emitted from the sun, the bending of starlight passing near the limb of the sun, and the anomalous advance of the perihelion of Mercury.

The shadows it casts — faint at the Drawing Center — underscore both its linearity and its bulk, and its potentially infinite dimensions: with a shift of lighting, shadows can stretch and stretch, fill a room; with the addition of modular units, the piece can grow and grow without limits.

Sudden shifts of light, or a convulsive, jerky move then create the equivalent of a cinematic edit, as the dancers switch to another configuration.

With its flashbacks, split-screen montages, decade-jumping soundtrack, sped-up action and frequent shifts of light and color, "Wonderland" feels like "Law & Order" on crack.

Aaron Copp's subtle, fluid shifts of light created a sense of almost anecdotal narrative, the light not so much illuminating the dancers as bathing the stage, Terry Winter's set and upturned faces in the audience.

So, whether a sound is presented from the same or a different location of a light, the temporal shift of the light as induced by the sound is equivalent.