Sentence examples for to lamp from inspiring English sources
noun
A device that generates heat, light or other radiation. Especially an electric light bulb.
We discovered that an insoluble PEI-LAMP product complex was generated under certain optimized conditions when PEI was added to LAMP reaction solution.
And if we hear one more song from you, I'm going to lamp you.
That's because, when it comes to Lamp Acting, Gary Oldman is basically the Marlon Brando of hypothetical light sources.
Suffice to say Mr Souness's charm wasn't what he thought it was, and my Mam decided to lamp him one.
I spent a little bit of time watching TV reporters on windswept beaches clinging to lamp posts.
The Bombe searched through different possible positions of Enigma's internal wheels, looking for a pattern of keyboard-to-lamp board connections that would turn coded letters into plain German.
Notices tied to lamp-posts record the names of women who have disappeared.
However, the style feels somewhat safe, as if to appease the detractors – after all, barely anyone objects to lamp-posts.
Paired with a smartphone, it uses location information from Microsoft's Bing maps, which can be supplemented by tiny Bluetooth-enabled beacons stuck to lamp-posts around the city.
Signs of celebration – yellow ribbons tied to lamp-posts and trees, and banners in shop windows declaring "Bowe is free at last" – were still in evidence in Hailey.
