Sentence examples for support lighting from inspiring English sources
A bazooka is a device on a catwalk (a narrow elevated walkway or platform) to support lighting units.
Philips expects that approximately 70percentt of its research funding will be allocated for studies of health diagnostics and imaging, while the other 30percentt will support lighting research.
Lee's hired the architects MacFadyen & De Vido, who saved much of the intricate vaulted ceiling and some of the woodwork and stained glass of the old lounge in the rear, installing a system of pipe scaffolding to support lighting and merchandise.
The developed system presents a solution for integrating lighting simulation with interactive visualization to support lighting design.
"With that app you will be able to manage and upload songs onto Split, and we are also planning on developing an adapter that can support Lighting connectors on iPhone and iPad devices, while the regular USB port will just need to be converted to mini USB to work with Android devices".
Although boasting lighter armament than the LVT and its descendants its twin gun mounts could support light or heavy machine guns or 40-mm grenade launchers the LCAC's range and versatility made it a valuable tool for U.S. Navy and Marine Corps operations.
"They are looking at cost and alternatives in terms of feasibility, such as will the riders be there to support light rail, which would require more riders than buses".
Marsha, who has come to lend moral support, lights a second cigarette off the end of her first and flicks the still smoldering butt into the dun grass at their feet, exhaling with a long complicated sigh.
Over time, honor and admiration has migrated toward those who ascend using fewer ropes, carrying less on their backs, stopping less often, using less in the way of human support — lighter, faster, cleaner, more self-reliant.
On the other end of the scale, lack of privacy or lack of moral support, light at night, missing loved ones and not being kept informed were considered less significant sources of discomfort.
That the existing variations in the appearance of the component structures that support light detection show the ways in which intermediate features would be (and in fact are) useful to the organisms that possess them; 4.
