Sentence examples for tracing of light from inspiring English sources

However, it is usually dealt with as a separate subject called optics: the part that deals with the tracing of light rays is known as geometrical optics, while the part that treats the distinctive wave phenomena of light is called physical optics.

Since the number of light paths which can be traced is in theory infinite, and tracing of light paths is computationally expensive, Monte-Carlo simulations are used to generate a randomized subset of light paths with an adequate distribution.

Leibovitz drew close enough to Virginia Woolf's writing desk to see not only big circles of black ink (Leonard Woolf described her as "not merely untidy but squalid") but also traces of light blue paint and the faint figures of a duck, a grid, and a sailboat carved into the wood.

The proposed approach attempts ray tracing of the light source in the surrounding captured by the camera of the omnidirectional sensor.

Realistic light-source ray tracing of the total system was performed in the non-sequential (NSC) mode to check light distributions at the hole mirror and at the eye.

The final reveal - Tim noticing an inexplicable curvature in the seahorse pattern on the virginal of "The Music Lesson" - unequivocally proves that one of the most revered painters of Western civilization in fact DID NOT "paint," but rather traced shades of light radiating through lens and mirrors to capture hues and flavors that are unseeable and even unimaginable to other painters.

I turn off the lights and follow the traces of light trying to see where shelling is coming from, and during the day I watch the smoke from the window and follow its location".

My collaborator Ben Tricklebank and I placed a laser on a train and used it to project traces of light in the form of images, maps and even passages of poetry.

Traces of light, abundant elements that bond readily with iron were pulled coreward, too, and scientists are trying to figure out which mix of oxygen, sulfur or other impurities might best match the seismic data and computer models.

Then, up on the second floor, she saw traces of light in her flat.

"The same principle applies in 'Polyday': as Annie moves, she leaves traces of light of where she was, or where she will be, or both.