Sentence examples for to reflect light from inspiring English sources

One of the problems is that most reflective materials are designed to reflect light back in a relatively narrow cone, so if the photographer moves the source of the light (i.e. the flash) farther away from the lens, the effect diminishes.

Glare can be avoided by using window sills, louvers, reflective blinds, and other devices to reflect light deep into the buildings.

Dust tends to reflect light, which increases the Earth's overall albedo, or reflectivity.

The function of the notch is to reflect light away from the lens system via total internal reflection (TIR), thus removing axial rays from the beam.

The buildings are painted white to reflect light between them.

To photograph an electron's position – its location in space – one needs to reflect light off the particle.

Vicente Wolf, the designer and a partner in the restaurant, devised them to reflect light into the mirrors and onto the slick white ceiling.

Hundreds of tiny mirrors dangle from the ceiling to reflect light; they are meant to evoke the twinkling lights of Manhattan's skyline.

As Scott puts it: "Just as lapidary involves shaping a gemstone to reflect light, suspicion involves shaping the recent past into a probable story".

The Lucas family said it would have one of the LifeGem diamonds made into a pendant that could hang in a window to reflect light like a prism.

Secondly, patchy pigmentation in the skin doesn't reflect light evenly, and one of the biggest indicators of youthful skin is the ability to reflect light.