Sentence examples for superior lighting from inspiring English sources

All right, the Paperwhite has superior lighting and sharpness.

Because of superior lighting sources and lower heat emission, imagine flat lights that look like a sheet of wallpaper, lighted fabrics, 3D-printed lights and the possibilities if each light has its own IP address.

A big sensor records superior light, color and detail.

Most subsequent accounts of the hoax fail to mention the Vale dwellers, that superior, lighter race — perhaps because those beings make clear that race and racialism have plenty to do with the hoax and its success.

That's good, but Cree itself has made higher-priced products that offer equivalent projected life spans (twenty-two years under normal usage) but superior light quality, at least by this metric.

Bred to irregular warfare, the Cossacks, along with Russia's far superior light cavalry units, were the Russian forces most feared by the French (and admired by Napoleon, who wished they were on his side).

But, broadly speaking, consumers should expect proper HD makeup to have superior light reflection, as demonstrated in Smashbox's Liquid Halo HD Foundation, which uses gel-covered pigments inspired by lens filter technology to soften and blur fine lines and uneven tone.

In the 1980s, Professor Rothschild, who taught materials science and engineering at Columbia University, began studying the optical properties of wide bandgap semiconductors and developed diodes capable of using the upper range of the spectrum and serving as a superior light source.

Anthraquinones and indigoids typically exhibit superior light fastness.

Optimization studies revealed that TiO2 modified with around 2.5%P2O5and5.5%5.5 % Al2O3 yielded superior light fastness.

The transmittance spectra showed that the large-diameter nanotubes have a superior light scattering property.