Sentence examples for visible glare from inspiring English sources

"I would quiz the manufacturer as to what eyewear they recommend to reduce the UV hazard or any visible glare that might be present," says Phil Johnson, director of technology at Bacou-Dalloz in Paris, which designs and manufactures personal protective equipment.

Ceiling-mounted data-projectors directed at whiteboards mounted vertically on the wall resulted in specular reflection from the whiteboard, visible as a glare spot with luminance high enough to cause discomfort and disability glare.

For roulette, the watch can be flipped over, whereupon the winding rotor, visible through a glare-proof sapphire crystal, serves as the roulette wheel.

Overexploitation and increasing demands are the glaring visible causes, but weakness or absence of fishery management is the core problem.

He also indicated that the left cockpit windshield was opaque, although several sections of the center of the windshield seemed to be only thinly covered by condensation or ice; a small rectangular section of the windshield was clear, with only a small section of the glare shield visible through this area.

For the measurements made with antiglare strategies in place (measurement set 2), an antiglare screen was fitted to the iPad and the device was positioned on an acuity chart stand so that it was exactly perpendicular to the floor and so that no sources of glare were visible by reflection.

The curtains were almost entirely closed, the clock barely visible, the fluorescent lights glaring.

Cooke added that the Perseids were also "rich in fireballs as bright as Jupiter or Venus" that would remain visible despite the moon's glare.

Other important features of the image: Kardashian in a Nina Ricci gown, also wearing an oddly strained glare and her visible 15-carat engagement ring.

Amount of fibrosis visible at slit lamp and glare assessment were not correlated with vision improvements after laser.

Soft, yellow or orange natural light in the early morning or twilight can make the glass visible without causing too much glare.