Sentence examples for whose lighting from inspiring English sources

It announced the acquisition of Geomerics, whose lighting technology has been used in best-selling computer games such as Battlefield 3 and 4, and Medal of Honor: Warfighter.

As current practice favours, it is a black box, a neutral space whose lighting and layout can be adapted to suit as many different installations as possible.

Of the sensuality in "Pater," whose lighting is reminiscent of the scene in "Thérèse" of the novices opening fish, he said: "Vincent hates religion, but I was raised in religion and still bear the traces.

It has announced the acquisition of Geomerics, whose lighting technology has been used in best-selling computer games such as Battlefield 3 and 4, and Medal of Honor: Warfighter.

That idea is borne out clearly in "Day's Residue," with help from Karen Young, who designed the imaginative costumes, and Clifton Taylor, whose lighting creates a sense of a dark place.

The evocative production design by the youngest of the Korda brothers, Vincent, is lovingly photographed by Georges P nal, whose lighting largely and thankfully avoids "Rembrandt" effects in favor of a brighter, more diffused light out of Vermeer.

It was a supernova of creativity whose light is still arriving at our shores.

Bicycle lanes line streets, whose lights have countdown mechanisms to enhance rider and pedestrian safety.

Later she mentions "this hellish sun" to whose light she is exposed.

Faustus is portrayed by the actor whose light goes out first.

The tunnel, whose light installation was designed by the artist James Turrell, reflects the museum's ambition.