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In Eye, Brain and Vision, researcher David Hubel calls the human retina an amazing structure: "It translates light into nerve signals, allows us to see under conditions that range from starlight to sunlight, discriminates wavelength so that we can see colors, and provides a precision sufficient for us to detect a human hair or speck of dust a few yards away" (Hubel 1988).

An added component to Krebs' turntables translates light into a reactive, synthetic soundscape.

National Semiconductor's analog chips translate light, sound or radio waves into information a computer can process.

They began with a 10-nanometer-thick slice of an indium-gallium-arsenide semiconductor, a material that can translate light into electric charge and vice versa.

Now a report to be published next week in Physical Review Letters describes a clever solution: translating light pulses into pairs of electric charges that slowly "surf" on a sound wave across a semiconductor chip.

R&R recovery and regeneration and sometimes 3Rs (with retiming added) meant that the network was constantly translating light pulses into electronic streams and then back again, through arrays of lasers and filters and erbium-doped amplifiers and down boards of mixers and muxers, serdes (serializers and deserializers), transceivers and analog-to-digital converters.

Rochon, who has been light painting for 24 years, tells The Creators Project that his goal with "Polyday" was to translate light painting into video, leaving his photography mindset behind.

The elements and the personalities are also a homage to a Japanese phrase of giving birth to fire (it is roughly translated: "lighting strikes the earth which sparks the flame").

No need to translate the lights, lights say the same thing in all languages.

New studies have deepened our understanding of the retinohypothalamic tract, which translates environmental light received by the retina into neural signals sent to a set of nonvisual nuclei in the brain that are responsible for functions other than sight including circadian, neuroendocrine and neurobehavioral regulation.

By reworking another outdated device, the Variphone (an early 30's visual synthesizer) "an optical sensor linearly scans monochromatic plates and translates reflected light intensity into sound waves," Krebs explains.