| The terminator of the planet was visible at it's edge, and some artificial light brightened the thickening dusk on the night side. |
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| They are strongly attracted to artificial light and will come in through window screens if not a fine mesh. |
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| No attempt was made to shield animals from natural or artificial light other than between the time of drug injection and laser illumination. |
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| Sunlight is kind of bluey, artificial light is orangey and fluorescent strip lights are greeny. |
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| In hard-edged artificial light, the dancers enact feverish beach parties, orgies, murders, and seductions. |
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| Exposing prints to direct sunshine, but also artificial light from bulbs is one of the worst and most frequent mistakes. |
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| Eliminate the glare from artificial light by switching from direct to indirect overhead lighting. |
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| Through the use of large glazed areas and reflectors, the best use is made of natural light and less artificial light is needed. |
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| The artificial light regimen followed natural conditions, and fish were fed once a day with fresh black mussel meat. |
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| The artificial light cast by the flashlights and reporter bulbs lit the scene ahead, blotted out by the moving figures and crowd of people. |
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| Broad-spectrum ultraviolet radiation from the sun or artificial light sources was added as a known carcinogen. |
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| In 1802, Davy showed that artificial light was produced by passing electrical current through a platinum wire. |
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| Natural and artificial light is reflected from the polished and honed surfaces of the stone clad interior. |
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| There's glare from the artificial light, which leads to issues like not being able to see dust and smoke and equipment coming at you. |
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| Here is the Southern California portion of the North American artificial light pollution map. |
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| The blocks are load-bearing and convey the same effect with both natural and artificial light, the maker says. |
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| By making the artificiality of video-based color obvious, this work adds to the examination of how we have become accustomed to artificial light. |
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| Use this mode for photographing under artificial light such as backlighting. |
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| Banding Filter eliminates the unwanted stroboscope effects of artificial light. |
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| We have natural light whereas working underground we had artificial light. |
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| The detector must be installed so that direct irradiation of sunlight or artificial light into the optical system is prevented. |
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| For evenings, weave in additional cheek colors to accentuate the features because artificial light drains cosmetic colors. |
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| It has an endless life and illuminates for 4 hours as a minimum in darkness, It is indistinctly charged by means of daylight or artificial light. |
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| This system uses ambient light rather than an artificial light source. |
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| Art has increasingly turned from the illusionary representation of natural light to the real application of artificial light. |
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| It provided kerosene a substitute to whale oil in lamps, the main source of artificial light, as overexploitation had made it scarce and costly. |
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| Conversely, people who are awake in daylight hours are exposed to more natural light, which contains more blueish light than artificial light. |
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| Light: Tyres must be protected from the sun and from artificial light with a high ultraviolet content. |
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| Phototherapy is a controlled form of artificial light that may be prescribed for the treatment of psoriasis. |
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| Skylights refract natural light through the store, and sensors determine when artificial light is needed. |
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| Both adults and hatchlings suffer from loss of habitat, poaching, nest predation and disorientation by artificial light. |
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| It is great to live in semi-darkness and not always in the sunshine, in artificial light. |
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| The artificial light splashed all and the sounds spouted out of every side. |
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| Only the sound of spoons clinking against china could be heard for a few minutes while the huge windows lit the room with no help from artificial light. |
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| So far, so predictable, but its huge flanks are encased in a delicately ribbed translucent skin that scintillates arrestingly with both natural and artificial light. |
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| In rural areas there are schools with no floors, small windows and poor natural and artificial light. |
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| Today, you're inundated with artificial light at all of times of day, making in difficult for your body clock to do its job. |
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| Lights out, but not for the graveyard shifts: does artificial light have negative health effects? |
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| Shortly afterward, this system for producing artificial light was utilized in magic lanterns as well as in theatres and public buildings. |
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| Without additional artificial light, laying diminishes significantly or can even stop in the winter. |
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| Do not install the Sunis RTS under a lamp, lamppost or any other source of artificial light that may interfere with the detection of sunlight. |
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| The absence of adequate artificial light forced many projects to be confined to daylight hours: now they are carried on into the night. |
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| Cooperate with the client company to make sure that you work in a well-ventilated, safe workplace with enough natural and artificial light. |
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| Scenes that are controlled according to the time of day prevent luminaires being operated when artificial light is not needed. |
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| In addition to including its teams in its environmental progress, Philips equipped its building with the Philips Savio system, which controls the intensity of artificial light in function of the natural light available. |
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| In addition, the New York university research centre has shown that tadpoles suffer malformations and do not reach adulthood in cases of prolonged exposure to artificial light. |
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| When viewed under nighttime conditions with an artificial light source-vehicle headlights-these signs can produce a blurring effect called halation, in which a halo can appear around the edge of the retro-reflective message. |
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| Taken as a whole, most cells in police stations are still in poor condition: little natural light, poor artificial light, inadequate ventilation, and poor hygienic conditions. |
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| A source of artificial light, they nevertheless help give the impression the vaulted ceiling is lit by natural light, and add to the luminosity reflected in the Hall's 357 mirrors. |
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| The UFO project will develop a prototype maximising the use of light in buildings and substituting artificial light with daylight as soon as possible through the use of fibre optics. |
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| Since most of the energy in sunlight and artificial light is in the visible range of electromagnetic radiation, a solar cell absorber should be efficient in absorbing radiation at those wavelengths. |
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| After completing the questionnaire, the two examiners performed all of the assessments after drying the tooth surfaces with cotton rolls under artificial light without amplification or constringent air. |
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| The anthocyanin development in the skin of light beige and yellow skinned varieties should be assessed after 10 days of exposure to full daylight or after 150 hours of exposure to artificial light. |
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| Art has evolved from depicting the prismatic rainbow colors of natural light wave phenomena on a canvas to broadcasting electrons and photons of artificial light. |
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| Do you often shoot in bright sun or artificial light but find your end results are less than impressive? If so, there's a simple yet effective way of solving this annoying problem. |
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| Light pollution, unwanted or excessive artificial light. |
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| Other means include the placing of fittings and artificial light. |
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| The problem isn't just artificial light in general. |
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| The skylights and windows reduce the need for artificial light. |
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| It is claustrophobic and illuminated by artificial light. |
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| For a big part of the day, we live with artificial light. |
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| The artificial light concept is based on direct and indirect illumination. |
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| In this case, the definition of an interior urban space is found in the contrast between the natural light in the passages and artificial light which each shop customizes, adapting it to their needs. |
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| The multifunctional coating minimises the need for artificial light and offers excellent solar protection combined with outstanding thermal insulation. |
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| It is always difficult to combine the two kinds of light, due to their different chromatism and the fact that when the eye is accustomed to natural levels of light it finds artificial light poor and gloomy. |
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| They became early adopters of an automated system that dims and turns off artificial light in response to different levels of natural light coming into the barn. |
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| The research examined how artificial light affects the amount of food consumed by European robins, and was compared with the amount of food consumed by birds in natural light. |
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| The rules of the scriptorium varied in different monasteries, but artificial light was forbidden for fear of injury to the manuscripts, and silence was always enforced. |
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| Paintings were divided into day paintings done in natural light and night paintings done under artificial light, and the sessions, and lighting, were never mixed. |
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| Sometimes artificial light becomes an evolutionary trap as the age-old biological imperatives of a species, which helped it survive for eons, turn into liabilities. |
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