Sentence examples for virtually no light from inspiring English sources

The Paranal Observatory offers perfect natural conditions for astronomers: there is virtually no light pollution; the skies are clear; clouds appear on only about 30 days a year.

This is sort of the spy cam of the bunch: The 3-inch LCD swivels in every which way, for versatile upskirt shooting, and "NightShot" technology supposedly lets you shoot in "virtually no light".

The accident occurred at 08 03, and was caused by there being virtually no light to see with, since all outdoor sources of light were covered.

There, in a tunnel with virtually no light, Marc captured the remarkable spirit of his friends and their day-to-day experiences living rough, hidden beneath one of the richest cities in the world.

Playing in a night game with virtually no light due to storms, Grove did not allow a hit during his time on the mound, but earned the loss because he walked three men in a row, which allowed a run to score.

However, for the other phosphorelay proteins there is virtually no impact (lighter grey boxes, absolute value of the sensitivity coefficients between 0.05 and 0.1, lightest grey for values between 0.01 and 0.04), except for Spo0F~P, whose concentration is directly affected by the amount of Spo0B~P.

The recent historical correlation between mass and footprint is not so large to prohibit including both variables in the same regression model; excluding footprint from the model, i.e. allowing footprint to decrease with mass, increases the estimated detrimental effect of mass reduction on risk in cars and crossover utility vehicles (CUVs)/minivans, but has virtually no effect on light trucks.

Because OLED panels are just 0.07 of an inch thick and give off virtually no heat when lighted, one day architects will no longer need to leave space in ceilings for deep lighting fixtures, just as homeowners do not need a deep armoire for their television now that flat-panel TVs are common.

We got to do it with virtually no crew, practically no lighting, and very, very fast.

Also known as solid-state lighting, LEDs produce brighter light with virtually no heat and consume 50% to 70% less energy than conventional lighting.

SfM-MVS (Structure from Motion and Multiple-View Stereophotogrammetry) is part of a series of technological progresses brought to the field of earth-sciences during the last decade or so, which has allowed geoscientists to collect unprecedented precise and extensive DSMs (Digital Surface Model) for virtually no cost, rivaling LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) technology.