Sentence examples for supply of light from inspiring English sources

On one shelf was a supply of light bulbs.

Some levels of plant chemicals will go up and others will go down depending on the supply of light, water, nitrogen and other minerals.

I had ideas, no doubt inspired by Edwardian novels, of making custards to tempt the invalid's finicky appetite, providing a steady supply of light reading and maybe taking her on a gingerly walk to the neighborhood park.

The company had roughly a 50-day supply of cars and about a 60-day supply of light trucks at the end of July, said George Pipas, a market analyst at Ford.

Industry experts estimate that illegal production accounts for about a seventh of the supply of light rare earths in the world and as much as half of heavy rare earths.

When Dorrie set up the Caf Café, she had a supply of light bulbs and a working refrigerator; a hundred people camped out under the tree every night, holding out for a glass of weak tea with one precious ice cube.

These differences in the supply patterns of light and CO2 between suspended and attached methods likely alter the key metabolism pathways in algal cells (e.g. photosynthesis and lipid synthesis) and mass cultivation biotechnology.

In buildings of residential and tertiary sectors, daylight issues primarily respond to increasing needs regarding the occupants' well being and visual confort as well as to the supply of natural light for working, by decreasing energy consumption due to necessary artificial lightning for the internal human activities.

At this current time, this music has shone a never ending supply of bright light at the end of this once dark and narrow path of doom.

Changes to the daily life of Western culture, the rise of an industrial society, and the creation and ready supply of artificial light sources that extended the "daylight" hours beyond actual daylight.

So we walked to the party with our night's supply of Marlboro Lights and the swagger of teenagers.