Sentence examples for unit of light from inspiring English sources

He was caught in the siege of the island and placed in command of a unit of light tanks.

Its users pay 600 times more per unit of light than people who use electrical-powered incandescent lamps.

Looked at another way, the unelectrified poor spend 100- to 1,000-times as much per unit of light as do people on the grid.

Because numbers get so large so quickly when talking about objects in space, astronomers most often use the unit of light years to describe distance.

As people have switched from candles to oil-powered lamps to incandescent bulbs and beyond, the amount of energy needed to produce a unit of light has plummeted.

Just as a pixel is the smallest unit of an image on your screen and a photon is the smallest unit of light, he argues, so there might be an unbreakable smallest unit of distance: a quantum of space.

Experimental model of fragment of header unit of light-water nuclear power reactor clean-up and cooldown system was developed and manufactured.

Keep the following in mind while you're planning your lights show: A channel is a unit of lights that can be controlled individually.

Photons are the smallest known units of light, with both particle and wave properties.

But because photons -- the basic units of light -- make electrons seem relatively sluggish, a silicon chip that could spit out laser light is the stuff of dreams for engineers looking for ever faster computer chips.

Because electrons in glass molecules are confined to particular energy levels, they cannot absorb and reemit photons (the basic units of light energy) by skipping from one energy band to another and back again.