| The general findings are illustrated with representative or illuminative case stories from the different countries. |
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| The illuminative performance of up to 3,000 ANSI lumens makes the dimming of classrooms redundant. |
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| The new projectors from CASIO have an illuminative performance of up to 3,000 ANSI lumens without any need for mercury lamps. |
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| In the church we do know the power of the candle and its enormous capacities for setting mood and providing an illuminative context for worship and prayer. |
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| It is ever illuminative, eternal and perpetual. |
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| Based on this philosophy, VG lighting has created a collection of hanging lamps, appliqués, vases and impressive illuminative solutions which allow one to experiment with new interpretations of lighting. |
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| At some point in their spiritual journey, the reader moves into what these same spiritual masters call the illuminative and unitive ways. |
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| For the amicable willingness, with which he honoured me through his valuable musical contribution to tracks 3 and 5, and for his illuminative suggestions. |
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| The writings of the Pseudo-Dionysius also popularized the threefold division of the mystical life into purgative, illuminative, and unitive stages. |
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| The playing was illuminative and thoughtful, taking in aquatic blues-rock and shambolic noise-folk and unexpectedly bracing, neatly structured sections of jamming. |
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| The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a nonpartisan research and policy institute, has an illuminative series of charts showing the depth of the Great Recession and the economy's difficult climb out of the hole. |
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