Sentence examples for supported lighting from inspiring English sources

Ingraham argued that "the double standard is everywhere," saying that New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg — who's come out in favor of Park51 — "equivocated when asked about whether he supported lighting the Empire State Building in honor of Mother Teresa's 100th birthday".

This finding is consistent with the work of the IFC and U.S. DoE supported Lighting Africa program, which find that even in the short-term, solar beats off-grid and mini-grid based fossil fuels, a finding our own laboratory at UC Berkeley has confirmed in field-studies in East Africa, southeast Asia and Central America1.

This paper deals with the linear dynamic response of a simply supported light (steel) bridge under a moving vehicle of constant magnitude and velocity.

The developed system presents a solution for integrating lighting simulation with interactive visualization to support lighting design.

It supports light sensitivity up to ISO 6400, accepts SD and SDHC storage cards and has 48 megabytes of built-in storage.

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".

Photoelectrochemical investigations of PS-Ru/RuC were carried out to explore the ability of this surface to support light driven water oxidation in aqueous solution at pH 7 by using a collector-generator (C G) dual working electrode cell.

Supporting "Light Haiti" is another way that you can help Haiti recover.

Although a recent poll revealed 70percentt of California voters support lighter penalties for personal drug use, the legislation, sponsored by State Sen. Mark Leno (D-San Francisco), failed to pass before the deadline last week.

There have been suggestions that rods contain a phosphoinositide signaling pathway that may support light responses [13].