Sentence examples for the light received from inspiring English sources

Handsteiner's target star was six hundred light-years from Earth, which meant that the light received by his telescope had been travelling for six hundred years.

Almost as important as the telescope itself are the auxiliary instruments that the astronomer uses to exploit the light received at the focal plane.

Ancient lights, in English property law, the right of a building or house owner to the light received from and through his windows.

In his doctoral thesis, he accounted for the effects of distance, luminosity, and extinction by intervening dust on how the light received from a Type Ia supernova changed with time.

The amount of sunlight filtering through the many layers of foliage in a tropical rainforest is small; only about 1 percent of the light received at the top of the canopy reaches the ground.

A photosensitive layer, spread on a plate of glass and exposed under a negative, hardens and loses its hydrophilic properties in the areas where it receives light and in proportion to the intensity of the light received through the halftones of the photographic documents.

The special tapered structure could improve coupling efficiency through expanding the light receiving area.

Mr. Smith's sentence is among the lightest received by any Wall Street trader caught up in the insider trading scandals that have shaken the hedge fund industry, and it underscores the benefits of pleading guilty and cooperating.

Mr. West's single "All of the Lights" received two other nominations, for best rap-sung collaboration and best rap song, and his duet with Jay-Z "Otis" was nominated for best rap performance and for best rap song.

"Kill the Lights" received mostly positive reviews from music critics.

"Kill the Lights" received mostly positive reviews from music critics, who considered it a futuristic and sexy sequel to Spears' "Piece of Me" (2007), although they described her vocals as heavily produced.