Sentence examples for tiny amount of light from inspiring English sources

REMOVE the outer coating from a strand of optical fibre, bend it and attach a sensor to detect the tiny amount of light that will leak out.

Because water vapor absorbs only a tiny amount of light at that wavelength, free-space optical systems built with the new laser should work at distances of 2 kilometers.

Even a tiny amount of light can suppress sleep-time levels of melatonin -- a well-known antioxidant, explains lead researcher Davide Dominoni.

Many systems that squeeze out tiny amounts of light do so sometimes with one photon, and other times with two or more.

This is not the green-tinted imagery of "night-vision" gadgets, which amplify a tiny amount of reflected light.

Tiny amounts of ambient light, reflected from stars or the moon or a distant city, are gathered by the tube.

When it came time to rededicate both themselves and their Temple, they called upon inward meditation to take the first step of faith in using the tiny amount of available oil to reignite the sacred light of the Temple and to rekindle their souls.

The cover of the vial was then removed and a tiny amount of Ho-PLLA-MS (ca. 1 mg) was taken out for quality control (by light microscopy) [ 23].

On my return from the phone field, the lights went out and my computer shut down, losing me the (admittedly tiny) amount of work I had managed to get done that day.

Even allowing for perfect ripening, they could produce only "a tiny, tiny, tiny amount of wine".

With a tiny, tiny amount of money they could buy huge amounts of shares.