Sentence examples for wires of light from inspiring English sources

The piece ended, though, as it began, with two dancers trapped in the taut wires of light crossing the stage.

Here, for example, is her description of a burning barn at night: "It stood like a frame of thin wires of light, an architect's drawing in fire.

Using wire of light gauge, either 17, 18, right through 22 or 24 gauge, has many problems, not the least of which is its durability.

After Bessel published his findings, other scientists found that the functions appeared in mathematical descriptions of many physical phenomena, including the flow of heat or electricity in a solid cylinder, the propagation of electromagnetic waves along wires, the diffraction of light, the motions of fluids, and the deformations of elastic bodies.

When those contractors find that the problem is not the bulb but rather the wiring of the light pole, they issue "stop tags" that instruct Con Ed to fix it.

Our eyesight is wired to make sense of light falling on objects, not shining through them.

Babies with pointed heads wound round and round with string; black, naked women with necks wound round and round with wire like the necks of light bulbs.

In order to achieve this interaction, the diameter and pitch of the helix must be such that the RF wave traveling on the helix wire at the speed of light (about 300,000 km, or 186,000 miles, per second) is slowed down in its axial travel to be in synchrony with the velocity of the electrons in the beam.

In this paper, we study the full conductance statistics of a disordered 1D wire under the application of light.

People had finally figured out, you close a switch and an electric current moves through a wire at the speed of light and if you let it go a mile or two it still goes essentially instantly at the speed of light.

Hence in the modern world, where information travels at almost the speed of light down wires or through the air, accuracy is more important than ever.