Sentence examples for support the light from inspiring English sources

Although only a few Wii games support the light gun concept, if you're a heavy player you may want to look into getting the $39.99 Wand Action Pack if you're planning on adding a controller to your line-up.

The ship was recommissioned in 1949 to support the light carrier of the Far East Fleet, as the Eastern Fleet had been redesignated after the end of World War II.

The ends of the stumps were forked to support the light bail and there were criteria for the firmness of pitching the stumps into the ground and for the delicate placing of the bail so that it would easily topple when a stump was hit.

The cells, which support the light-sensing rod and cone cells above them, are damaged in some forms of macular degeneration.

After cyanophycin is exhausted, cells degrade the phycobilisomes that are large protein-rich right-harvesting antennae attached to the outside of the thylakoid membranes and support the light-dependent reactions of photosynthesis [90], where it is composed of rod and core proteins to provide nitrogen, which leads to a color change of cells from blue-green to yellow-green, known as bleaching [90].

Lighting simulation tools are extending the functionality of Building Information Modeling (BIM) authoring software applications to support the lighting design analysis of buildings.

Figure 14a shows the yearly electricity consumption and carbon dioxide emission when the house relies completely on grid line electricity to support the lighting, appliances, HVAC system together with system losses, compared to when some of the electricity consumption is supported by the installed photovoltaic roof tiles.

While an artillery battery got into position to support the light-horse regiment's attack on Tel el Sakaty, at 11 40 the 5th Light Horse Regiment 2nd Light Horse Brigadee) was ordered to engage the Ottoman left flank.

To erect a truss to support the lights, they used metal beams and joints likely from construction workers building new hotels around the city.

Jeffrey Katz, the chief executive of Sherwood Equities, which owns One Times Square as well as the building housing the Renaissance Hotel in Times Square, said he supported the light rail concept, but he would like to see further study of the effect of closing 42nd Street to car traffic.

Leval's men then encountered Bushe's companies of the 20th Portuguese, who supported the light battalion's retreat and kept the French engaged until Wheatley's brigade had formed up in line on the edge of the woods.