Sentence examples for that provide light from inspiring English sources

Most places have installed coin-operated switches that provide light for a few minutes.

Mr Govindarajan's idea is so powerful because he treats houses as ecosystems that provide light, ventilation and sanitation.Numerous innovators are also worrying away at this nexus of problems.

An arts plaza will provide gathering and performance space; it will include a reflecting pool with skylights that provide light to the forum level below that connects all three of the buildings.

According to Richard Turner, the marketing director at SunnyMoney, a solar business that serves rural regions in Africa, demand is booming for small-scale solar-powered systems that provide light and charge cellphones.

While all over town the New York City Housing Authority has been erecting, for the low-income group, skyscraper apartments that provide light and air and walks and sometimes even patches of grass and forsythia, the quarters for the prosperous are still being put up with positive contempt for the essentials of good housing.

Photoelectric phenomena were investigated by irradiating the structures from the side of the porous layer with 1-W white LED (FYLP 1W UWB A) that provide light flux of 76 lm.

The agency also would receive revenue from new construction that would have otherwise have gone to a dozen other small tax districts that provide lighting, water, mosquito abatement, school and social services for the area.

The second is a water quality model that provides light, water temperature, nutrients, and other forcing functions to the SAV model.

In the next paper entitled "A practical approach for simultaneous estimation of light source position, scene structure, and blind restoration using photometric observations," S. Sharma and M. Joshi propose an algorithm for photometric stereo that provides light source position and scene structure, and performs blind restoration with given observations.

Going door to door, children collected wood for a sacred bonfire that provided light against the growing darkness, and villagers gathered to burn crops in honor of their agricultural gods.

Despite its '60s shag rugs and other dated décor, it had many Ain touches: the sleek Modernist lines, a three-tiered design with a drive-through garage that eliminated the need to turn around on a narrow street, lots of wood cabinetry, and clerestory windows that provided light and vistas while keeping neighboring homes out of sight.