Sentence examples for strategic lighting from inspiring English sources

The New York store uses glass, slate and strategic lighting to form a pattern on its facade that echoes the Burberry plaid.

The accessories for this cast of two consist of little more than a chair, a table, a belt, a couple of knives and some strategic lighting (designed by Les Dickert).

The screen on the device is extremely bright, and adjustable, but it's not clear how it will perform in bright sunlight or, really, any kind of light other than the darkened demo room with strategic lighting.

In terms of clarity and pace, it's hard to fault the direction of Mr. Santiago-Hudson, who oversaw last year's splendid, Tony-winning revival of August Wilson's "Jitney". The show's pageantry — enhanced by Rachel Hauck's stately set, Jane Cox's strategic lighting and Jessica Paz's stealthy sound design — never eclipses its exceptional legibility of story and character.

Today, a shallow pool in the base boosts the reflection of strategic lighting and provides a nod to its usage history.

Immersive 3D sound and strategic lighting heighten the anticipation, and carefully-placed Easter eggs reward viewers adventurous enough to survey their surroundings.  .

Hadid conceptualized how tension alters appearance as fabric is pulled taut or twisted, which resulted in the elliptical structure and its strategic light-availing gashes and pod-like openings for visitors to experience.

With the blocking done and a few strategic lights hung high in the air, cameras rolled and Pillar Man was drawn into their reality, watching silently from on high till Patti Levin wandered away singing a haunting verse of "Never Gonna Give You Up".

This study explores the development of a strategic street lighting design methodology based on the results of the space syntax model, especially a level of pedestrian movement, which may have widespread usefulness in a schematic urban lighting design stage.

But upon closer inspection, it is clear that the women are engaged in an intricate dialogue of strategic blocks, light-speed fake-outs, and dynamic kicks.

Pro tip: Paint the room in a light color, be strategic with your lighting, and if the room has a window, place a mirror directly opposite that window to reflect light and create the illusion of extra space.