Sentence examples for snapshot light from inspiring English sources

In this paper, a snapshot light field imaging spectrometer based on a microlens-array is proposed.

I was fully present in the moment, enjoying every snapshot, light bulb (in this case flash) moment -- time didn't seem to exist.

Leon's sentimental snapshots are lit like the paintings of Edward Hopper, though in them the human figures are almost absent, obscured by gloom, hidden in mirrors.

The program ended with his tone poem "Fountains of Rome" (1914-16), a kaleidoscopic aural snapshot of changing light and moods.

Finally Noah and the Whale – signed to Vertigo – have just revealed the cover of the first single from their third album, Last Night On Earth: another palm tree snapshot disfigured by light flares.

In this study, a molecular snapshot shed some light in what might be a common mechanism for terpene-backbone metabolism under denitrifying conditions.

The software for turning pictures into models, called 123D Catch, requires 40 to 60 snapshots in clear light.

Stray electrons that are introduced by the camera's circuitry are intelligently rejected; "authentic" electrons that capture the sparse photons in a low-light snapshot are no longer drowned in an electrical hubbub.

But the photographs are evocative especially one of Bruce on the witness stand in 1962, looking as cool in a California courtroom as he did on-stage, and a color snapshot of Bruce lighting his wife Honey's cigarette, which could be a still from one of the movies Bruce never made but should have.

Alternatively, the use of light, snapshot-based tools is quite popular [10, 11].

Light that hit a lens in 1972 is preserved in this picture as an unchanging snapshot of time, like light that left a remote star millions of years ago to pinprick the conscience of our night sky.