Sentence examples for supply light from inspiring English sources
Each of the 18 generators on the roof (made specifically for fiber-optic applications) supply light to five poles, on which the bulbs can be changed individually.
Since then, President Obama decided to covertly supply light arms, ammunition and possibly antitank weapons to the Syrian opposition, an administration official said last month.
GENERAL MOTORS OF CANADA LTD., London, Ontario, a division of General Motors Corp., Detroit, said that it had signed a $210 million deal to supply light armored vehicles to New Zealand.
It is important across a much wider swathe of the economy than is often realised; having started out in the 1960s supplying office temps, today temping companies like Kelly Services, Adecco and Randstad mainly supply light manufacturing and industrial workers.
The excitement is not the result of the White House announcement on June 13 that the United States will supply light weapons to the groups seeking to overthrow the homicidal regime of Bashar al-Assad.
The first step is building all the main electrical components starting with the power supply, light detector circuit board, and MIDI output jack.
He offered to close the Yŏngbyŏn facility if the United States agreed to supply light-water reactors to meet North Korea's energy demands.
Think super-efficient power conversion chips inside your mobile phone charger, laptop power supply, lighting systems and other mains-powered devices.
Everything was chugging along," said Mr. Giorgio, a salesman here for W. W. Grainger Inc., which sells tools, maintenance supplies, light fixtures and other industrial supplies.
There was no immediate response from Washington, which has supplied light arms to some opposition groups for the past three years, but has refused requests to introduce battle-changing weaponry, such as anti-aircraft missiles.
However, as the pigment progresses inward, it cuts off more and more of the image-forming beam until only the central optical element supplies light to the rhabdom (located immediately below the central optical element).
