Sentence examples for two types of lighting from inspiring English sources

Two types of lighting simulation plugins are compatible with the BIM: external plugins and internal plugins (e.g., Lighting Analysis in Revit, Lighting Assistant in 3ds Max, Radiance, Daysim, Diva, and DesignBuilder).

Of the two types of lighting covered by Monday's announcement, the most important is "general service fluorescent lamps," which commonly take the form of tubular office lights (but do not include the squiggly compact fluorescents commonly found in home lamps).

Two types of lighting used on the H2LT (plasma, LED) were characterized by U.C. Davis in collaboration with Caltrans.

Efficacy of the dim nocturnal illumination in accelerating the reentrainment was examined by subjecting the flies to two types of lighting schedules wherein the 12 h photophase was at 300 lx for all flies but the 12 h scotophase was at 0 l× (D) for the control flies and 0.03 lx, i.e., the artificial starlight (S) for the experimental flies.

"I tried to convey the two types of light the production employed: the bland yellow light of the American basement, and the light of theater, performance, and rock and roll".

They have been joined by two types of light, versatile carrier-based fighters, the F-14 and F-18, which will play a bigger role as the battle for Afghanistan heats up.

There are two types of light-sensitive cells there.

The retina contains two types of light-sensitive cells, called rods and cones.

For the in vitro experiments, floating reference positions exist in 1220 nm and 1320 nm under two types of light source, and the results are quite close.

Furthermore, the photocatalytic activity was investigated through the discolourations of red wine and red beet stains under two types of light sources, i.e. direct day light and artificial UV light, by means of a spectrophotometry.

But when scientists traced the nematodes' light-avoiding behavior, they found the responsible protein was neither an opsin nor a cryptochrome, the only two types of light-sensitive proteins, or photoreceptors, known to exist in animals.