Sentence examples for wave of light from inspiring English sources
Though it's unlikely anyone will see that wave of light, the image is still powerful.
We'll mark International Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day with a "wave of light" that symbolically sweeps across the globe.
Those involved lined up along the south side of the observation deck and set off their flashes in succession to try to create a wave of light that could be seen from the streets in midtown Manhattan.
In Figure 1, AA′ represents a plane wave of light at the instant that A′ meets the plane refracting surface A′B separating two media having refractive indices n and n′, respectively.
The overlapping laser beams produced a standing wave of light with "slits" just 200 nanometers wide.
Quantum uncertainties make it impossible to know the exact speed of a quantum wave of light, or photon, so some photons from a star should travel slightly faster than others.
To do so, we examine the first wave of light-truck offshoring to Mexico that occurred due to substantially lower post-NAFTA trade barriers and a coincident increase in US demand for light trucks.
Lilies and jasmines surge up on the crest of the waves of light.
She found herself focusing on a picture with waves of light that hung on their wall.
He was an advocate of the wave theory of light and the concept of an ether in which the waves of light supposedly must travel.
Music evolves out of overlapping vibrations of sound, art out of visible waves of light and color, literature out of the facts of personal experience.
