Sentence examples for window of light from inspiring English sources
Passing this chorten [Buddhist shrine] on the outskirts of town, a window of light opened, illuminating the foreground in contrast with the harsh conditions beyond".
Dr. Murphy was able to register the event, in the nearby Whale Galaxy (NGC 4631), using the Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Explorer, a satellite launched in June 1999 to study this small window of light.
A Little Window of Light: How Mechanics Make Meaning in 'Prison Architect'.
We hypothesized that radionuclide radiation in the low energy window of light (1.2 3.1 eV, 400 1000 nm) could be imaged using OI techniques and be especially valuable for molecular OI.
By taking the advantages of low energy window of light (1.2 3.1 eV, 400 1000 nm) resulting from radiation, radionuclides that emit charged particles such as β+ and β− can be successfully imaged with an OI instrument.
On the other hand, it is possible that the structural differences between eu- and heterochromatin at the molecular level might have influenced the binding characteristics of the dyes so that these differences at a molecular scale are now, again, present in the scaling window of light microscopic observation.
They open small windows of light and hope on the lives of the residents of Braddock who have refused to quit and be resigned to rust.
We assayed the spectral responses of the PLR by analysing response profiles sampled during different temporal windows of light exposure.
We are seated by the window; pools of light illuminate empty tables in the gloom but it's still possible to make out the food-related quotes printed on the walls.
Some deciduous trees including horse chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum), hawthorn (Crataegus monogyna) and laburnum (Laburnum anagyroides) unfurl their leaves and begin to cast shade early in the year so the plants below have a short window of good light.
But for me, on a personal level, I can't afford to have another excuse to spend hours upon hours every day gazing into a window of artificial light.
