Sentence examples for the light caused from inspiring English sources

The angle of the light caused the purple stripes in his shirt to reflect in his glasses, which, in turn, threw an indigo tinge into the dark circles around his eyes.

The noise and the light caused the anchovies to break formation, and the mobulas went into a frenzy, devouring hordes of the rattled fish, but Hall had already turned off the camera, so he missed the shot.

On a recent trip to Beijing, Turrell found the light caused by the smog so severe that the foreground light bore almost no relation to the background — similar to the effect J. M. W. Turner (like Mark Rothko, a hero) must have seen in 19th-century London.

Treatment of detached rice leaves with 10 μM PQ for 24 h in the light caused marked chlorophyll loss.

When oxidation was photo-initiated in an aqueous medium the light caused a decisive influence on the acceleration of the process.

The light caused a chemical reaction in the polymer that changed its "index of refraction" along the path of the beam, thus creating a pipelike light-guide from the lens to a spot on the back of the gumdrop, where the light could feed into a pixel on a chip.

As the icy remains expand into giant clouds they could temporarily block out the light, causing the observed signal.

The first optical projection I made in my studio in California was with a concave mirror; when I saw it I realised the light causes the shadows.

The process with protozoan forms is not so clearly understood, scientists say, but it is believed to be like the chemical reaction the light causes when it dries fingernail polish.

Now suppose a mental event, such as a decision to turn on the light, causes Gus to move his finger, thereby flipping the light switch.

The moth instinctively attempts to correct by turning toward the light, causing airborne moths to come plummeting downwards, and at close range, which results in a spiral flight path that gets closer and closer to the light source.