Sentence examples for spans of light from inspiring English sources

Although fluorescent microscopy may be prohibitively costly in many areas of high tuberculosis incidence due to its cost and short life spans of light sources, two facets of the fluoromycobacteriophage assay suggest potential solutions.

In ANOVA test the dependence of the life span on light regimen has been significant (15.45%; F=15.32; p<0.001).

Our sun lies 27,000 light-years from the central region of the Milky Way, where a huge cloud of 10,000 million stars spans thousands of light-years, according to a release from the ESO.

Last year, Nichol and colleagues tested f(R) theory by tallying galaxy clusters spanning millions of light-years.

In particular, they have wondered why the giant clouds, which can span thousands of light-years in diameter, don't just collapse completely into supergiant stars, crunched together by gravity's inexorable pull.

The life span of tail lights usually last for several years.

The normal point spread function (PSF) of the human eye has a range spanning approximately ten orders of light intensity distributed over 180 degrees [ 1].

The remarkable ability of the vertebrate retina to adapt to the ∼109 fold range of light intensities that spans a moonless night and a bright sunny day relies on a complex interplay between responses to the mean background illumination and signals originating from an endogenous circadian (24-h) clock [1] [3].

For a 25-minute span at midday, one weak ray of light appeared.

In the span of one green light at West 33rd Street, beginning at 3 38 p.m. and ending at 3 39 p.m., 28 honks were audible, including 8 from the same white truck toiling behind a bus.

The devotional nature of "Nativité" is unusually direct and palpable: its hourlong span conveys the haze of incense smoke and radiates the play of light through stained glass.