The further away the light source, the older it is.
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The arm also came with an Olaf LED light source.
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If shooting inside, put your subject near a light source.
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Lorac Light Source Illuminating Highlighter in Bold Spirit Hello, glow!
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He quickly became inspired to learn more about the light source.
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Imagine a mirror that's also your light source and music speaker.
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Light Detector, meanwhile, makes a sound when near a light source.
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It's a sleepy summer Friday at Lawrence Berkeley Lab's Advanced Light Source.
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A novel process developed at Western University and Canadian Light Source Inc.
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For me, a character looking into a light source, practically, is exciting.
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To size your massive subject, you need a much bigger light source.
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Spasers generate them in response to stimulation by an external light source.
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The lights tend to take on the colour of the light source.
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It's flashy because Elton John is a light source all his own.
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The glow only occurs so long as the ultraviolet light source stays on.
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Give the Synechocystis one light source, though, and they'll move right towards it.
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Whenever the animator moves the light source, it restarts the rendering from scratch.
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Experiment with light and be aware of where your main light source is.
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The screens are the only light source, which guarantees a magical initial encounter.
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The scientists did detect some evidence of this light source dimming and brightening regularly.
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Glowee is a sustainable living light source powered by waste products and reusable biomass.
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Some people believe the moon's light source is a laser instead of the sun.
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It also features a LED light source and a flash unit with three intensities.
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This creates some texture and allows for a shadow depending on the light source.
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Images of the room show a soiled mattress, padlocked windows and no light source.
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GravityLight is an affordable, reusable light source that doesn't require electricity or battery power.
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"Any light source is going to have the effect of suppressing melatonin," Dasgupta says.
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If the light source is artificial, digital technology will still struggle with darker skin.
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Lorac Light Source Illuminating Highlighter, $1, available at Ulta Beauty and Macy's 225. Supergoop!
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Let's say that light travels radially outward from each light source in straight lines.
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This awesome light bulb plugs into any light source and creates a majestic, lifelike flame.
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They could also use a light table or anything with a light source behind it.
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"While some stakeholders have suggested further legislative changes regarding directed light source," the document reads.
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Simple concept—long exposure and your phone's flash becomes a light source to paint with.
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Instead, have the light source more to the side of you or behind you. 3.
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If there's no light source, no light reflects into your eye and everything looks black.
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Some shots lose detail, especially if there isn't at least some light source around you.
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The Coherent X-ray Imaging instrument at SLAC lab's Linac Coherent Light Source office in California.
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It adjusts the spectral content of the light source to the color sensitivity of human vision.
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It maintains this precision even in the dark since the sensors are their own light source.
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Don't rely on your phone to be a map, a light source or a survival kit.
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"A solid disk hangs between the light source and a stationary glass disk," the description reads.
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Sherald's subjects are not as bright as Wiley's, either in skin tone or in light source.
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"Glow," newly made for Frieze, features three sculptures of human height with an LED light source.
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Kelvin is used in lighting to measure color temperature or the hue of a light source.
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So, very early on I came to understand that one single light source was all I needed.
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Fortnite players will all recognize this hidden treasure, and it makes for a pretty snazzy light source.
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The Diamond Light Source, in Britain, which opened nearly a decade ago, cost £260m ($330m) to build.
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Researchers have long known that Synechocystis can sense light and will haul itself towards a light source.
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The skin of a Kehinde Wiley subject tends to glow as if reflecting a strong light source.
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Diamond Light Source, near Oxford, is Britain's national synchrotron science facility that produces intense beams of light.
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Moreover, the brightness of the light source doesn't affect the way the photons interact with the electrons.
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I set up a point light source and put a piece of cardboard in front of it.
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The top of the range of scenes where it is active is variable depending on light source.
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I try to establish a strong light source and let value define the picture more than color.
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The project, which involves a bright light source to generate entangled photons, will have applications beyond just war.
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In tests, Elowan was able to move toward a light source—an action triggered by the plant itself.
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Tapping a light source instead of a subject usually makes the phone overcompensate, rendering the shot too dark.
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In fact, as the picture shows, the side of a cell opposite the light source actually lights up.
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Mainly, a parabolic mirror, camera, point light source, and some type of sharp edge, like a razor blade.
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"Have the light source in front of you or beside you, but not in camera view," she said.
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A small back room had a closet but no natural light source, apart from a small cutout window.
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"Diffusion and control of the light source are key to looking good and feeling good," Ms. Madden said.
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Often there will be a light source' a stream of light that penetrates the entire dimension of the canvas.
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It's sneakily disguised as a notepad but transforms into a fanned light source that can open up to 360º.
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First, a laser light source is directed towards the plants' leaves, which gets reflected by the embedded microscopic nanotubes.
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It essentially simulates the path of light traveling from a light source, resulting in better lighting, reflections, and shadows.
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On Wednesday, they discussed how some fish will gather together near a light source to protect themselves from predators.
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This is Moon, a 20123-D, topographic lunar globe that comes with its own light source, that mimics the sun.
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You paddle your small dinghy towards the singular light source in the distance, the falling rain creating a pensive atmosphere.
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An indirect light source, like a street lamp outside the window, isn't likely to affect sleeping at all, Rea explained.
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The lamp can also be used as an over-the-shoulder light source without having to use the magnifying glass.
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The mass is made up, not of birds, but of drones: 300 of them, each equipped with a light source.
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It also leads us from the only light source — 225WSE's big front window — into darkness, and night, like the story.
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In photos, shadows appear at multiple angles, but shouldn't there just be a single light source in space, the sun?
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And it didn't matter if you were driving at dawn or at dusk, because a laser is its own light source.
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We explore the video's setting through a fleeting light source that zips around town, briefly illuminating different pockets of the city.
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The flag code requires that, if a flag is flown at night, there must be a dedicated light source lighting it.
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But the attack would also work by hijacking an existing light source installed near the scanner, such as a smart bulb.
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Biskind illuminated facets of those eras that until his books came along had remained outside the light source of accepted opinion.
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So Geraci had to set up an external LED light source to flood the tiny scene he was shooting with ample light.
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Either place the BloomingTable next to a window or plop an incandescent light source on top of the table to simulate sunlight.
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Its many documents scroll dramatically up two large facing screens, glowing floor-to-ceiling surfaces that are the only light source here.
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Encased in protective tape, the samples were brought to the Diamond Light Source, Britain's national synchrotron, or cyclic particle accelerator, near Oxford.
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Years later, fewer than 100 humans remain, and the light source that keeps the virals at bay is on its last legs.
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That outdoor scene was the only light source in the room, so that as night fell, the room, too, slipped into darkness.
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At night, the Gates is the only light source around for miles, and visitors endure freezing temperatures to spend the night there.
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Without some external light source, be it a desk lamp, the sun, or your headlights, you can't see any of these things.
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The LS100's laser light source also has an advantage over lamp-based projectors because it's able to project better color and brightness.
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The brightest light source in the universe is located in the basement of the Physics department at the University of Texas in Austin.
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And when the character goes into rage mode, it wasn't just the screen going red, but every single light source in the room.
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Since the twinkle lights are my room's main light source, I appreciate not having to walk across my room to plug them in.
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"The speaker and light source integrated into each pendulum bob creates a direct, physical connection between sound, light and movement," explains Matt Clark.
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What sounds like a one-note premise instead provides for endless, inventive riffs on what does and doesn't count as a light source.
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DRAGON QUEST BUILDERS_20160624133237 A basic empty room requires four walls at two bricks high, a light source (torch, sconce or brazier), and a door.
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The plant's own photosynthetic signals indicating this are sent to the robot, which interprets them and moves the plant towards a detected light source.
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Lens flares occur when there is a very bright light source (such as the Sun) in the image frame or just outside of it.
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You might want to remove it before pointing directly at a light source, though, as it can cause a bit of extra lens flaring.
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The RGBC-IR (red, green, blue, clear and infrared) sensor, meanwhile, helps auto-correct white balance based on the color of the light source.
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Staring directly at a light source, like a computer screen, may cause the greatest effect on sleep cycles -- but the effect is still weak.
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By the end of this course, you'll have constructed an Arduino wheeled robot that can navigate towards a light source and steer around obstacles.
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Without a light source positioned directly below or on the side, your phone's shadow tends to occlude whatever it is you're trying to photograph.
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Included in the purchase is a two year UK warranty on the projector and a one year (1000 hours) warranty on the light source.
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Böttcher will sometimes hold objects like an old curtain in front of his light source to create shapes and shadows on the model's face.
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I can move my work area all around the space depending on the time of year, light source, and painting I am working on.
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A grandparent points out the vegetables Noah kept in his larder; he shows the boy the light source for the vegetables is the Ark skylight.
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A way to solve this problem is by using an adaptive optics system, which needs a light source from a bright star as a reference.
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Mauve shot this image early in the morning in Seoul, South Korea, when a single light source could be seen against the dark urban landscape.
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Mauve shot this image early in the morning in Seoul, South Korea, when a single light source could be seen against the dark urban landscape.
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Hang them next to a window or indirect light source to keep your terrarium thriving — one side of the planter is open for easy airflow.
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Bono first came across Murray's work with the video for Mogwai's "Teenage Exorcists", a similarly trippy video with deep shadows and single dynamic light source.
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A lunette window near the ceiling splashed the canvas with light at an angle similar to that of the implicit light source in Caravaggio's composition.
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This synchotron, the Diamond Light Source, accelerates electrons to nearly the speed of light, so that they emit light 10 billion times brighter than the sun.
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There's little of the "halo" effect that can occur when a very bright light source is set next to a very black part of the screen.
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The application can automatically detect the lighting in a scene and position a light source accordingly, so shadows and reflections look like they fit the scene.
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While an Aurora design looks cool when mounted on the wall, it's not exactly the best option if you're just looking for a traditional light source.
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It also has a larger light source for more coverage, but the reviews do say that it can add to your electricity bill quite a bit.
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The fossil, dubbed "mighty mouse," was blasted by X-ray radiation at the Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource and at Diamond Light Source in the United Kingdom.
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By controlling the originating light source, as well the surface its projected on, the artists can control the structure and body of the drawings being reflected.
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In these experiments, plants apparently "learned" to stop curling their leaves after being dropped repeatedly or to spread their leaves in anticipation of a light source.
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No need to worry, because we're here to teach you how to bounce even a single light source throughout your place, without additional lamps or windows.
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And to look your best, Ms. Rottet warned never to sit directly under a light source; it will throw under-eye and next-to-nose shadows.
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Dracast LED Photography Light for $250 ($150 off): No matter what camera you use, sometimes you need a separate light source, especially for fine art photography.
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They were able to study the samples using the Advanced Light Source X-ray beamline and microscope at the Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
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With most smartphones unable to last more than two days on a single charge, a dedicated light source is essential for camping and other outdoor adventures.
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For the Rahu theory, the moon isn't illuminated by reflection from the Earth or sun — it's a thin screen illuminated from behind by a rotating light source.
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"You should have a beautiful fixture, because typically when someone walks in, one of the first things they naturally look at is the light source," Scott says.
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Because every television, phone and computer screen has its own light source, the colours on screen are the result of manipulated dosages of red, green and blue.
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One popular idea is that moths use the moon, a natural light source, as a navigational beacon to orient themselves, maintaining a constant angle to its rays.
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How did you create that world where there might be only the one light source over in the corner or the wall, and it's dark everywhere else?
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Dr. Urban peers into the super-thin realm at the Advanced Light Source, a domed laboratory with an expansive view of San Francisco and the neighboring bay.
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Use it to design advanced 2D floor plans and easily see walls, furniture, doors, windows, and even lighting — you can add a custom light source to any object.
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In this case, the movement of the plant is based on its internal bio-electrochemical signals, which prompt the wheeled robotic base to move toward a light source.
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Daniel Rolles and Artem Rudenko of Kansas State University led the experiment, which took place at the SLAC lab's Linac Coherent Light Source office in Menlo Park, California.
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Machine learning can help trace the ink While in England using the Diamond Light Source, Seales' team scanned four single-page fragments as well as closed-up scrolls.
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We see so many images of the world lit by the sun, so this series explores the idea of lighting a vast landscape with a controllable light source.
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The researchers created shock waves in plastic with the Linac Coherent Light Source, the world's first X-ray free-electron laser at Stanford University's SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory.
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The department developed a special form for recording them, noting the weather, the light source, the distance away, the duration of the sighting, the altitude, and so on.
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According to the billing, the performance occurs in a totally dark theater, with the only light source being two LED space helmets that the comedy duo custom-built.
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It's similar to the more mature OLED technology, where each pixel on a TV acts as its own own light source, instead of relying on a dedicated backlight.
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The Superlative Light tells the story of documentary photographer Robert Shults, who went from being a homeless dreamer to a home-owning artist after photographing this brightest light source.
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How ray tracing worksImage: NvidiaRay tracing attempts to work out the path of light by imagining the eye looking at a scene and working backwards to the light source.
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There's also a cold-shoe mount on the Pivot for a microphone and light source and an adapter so you can use Pivot with your favorite GoPro style camera.
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For the first time ever, astronomers have pinpointed the location of a luminous light source on the opposite side of the Milky Way Galaxy, far beyond the galactic center.
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"Magical" is such an overused word in photo headlines, but these photographs really are magical – in the carvings themselves, and in your use of fire as a light source.
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To avoid glare, don't place overhead lighting directly above computer screens, and don't put a computer screen directly in front of a light source because it will cause eyestrain.
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First, the symmetry in almost all the paintings is broken with shadows produced by an unseen lateral light source (one of the many examples of absence in his work).
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"If you wanted comparable light sources, you'd have to go to a big user facility, get into a queue, and wait to use the light source," Diddams told Gizmodo.
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The evidence was that light from these supernovae appeared to be redshifted, a phenomenon where life waves become stretched out as a light source moves away from the observer.
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The teen used retroreflective fabric to cover the A-pillar to allow light from the projector to reflect back onto the light source, rather than bounce in different directions.
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That's all good—but scientists have come to the realization that a particular light source, one assumed to be binary star system in Andromeda, may actually be something far stranger.
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She often uses a hot red or soft pink to outline one part of figure, indicating the presence of an unseen light source as well as underscoring weight and air.
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Essentially a light source bounces like a pinball from one angled mirror to another, and finally lands right before your eyes, the same way it does in an S.L.R. camera.
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After hitting the first mirror, the light source shoots off to a second one that flips it before the light finally strikes the photoreceptors in the eye's retina for processing.
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Murray and his director of photography, Colin Elves, also wanted to evoke the painter Caravaggio's use of a single light source, which would create areas of high illumination and shadow.
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Microlensing occurs when a large object, like a black hole, passes in front of a background light source, which distorts and sometimes amplifies the background object's light from our perspective.
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Too Bad, Your Smart Bulbs Can Be Hacked The attack works by using a light source in the vicinity of the scanner to signal commands through the scanner to malware.
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Sensors embedded at the end of some of the fiber optic cables will denote the reaction of the piece depending on the intensity of the light source shining on it.
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That light source has a life span of 20,43 hours, so there's plenty of time to binge all your TV shows and still have years and years of viewing time leftover.
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The promise of synthetic biology: Paris-based startup Glowee wants to tweak genes of common bacteria so that they are bioluminescent, thereby creating a potential alternative light source for future cities.
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It is accomplished by constant change of focal length between the light source, crystal, and lens, as well as by changing the crystal's tilt angle and mechanical distortion of the lens.
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In other words, its main source of energy for carrying out science was not dependent on any light source, which is drastically minimal amidst the outer planets, compared with Earth-orbit.
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Winner: Draw Both phones had problems with the evening scene I chose, not only due to the low light conditions, but also due to the artificial light source in the foreground.
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"There were many theories, for many years, that had never been tested in the lab because we never had a bright enough light source to actually do the experiment," Umstadter said.
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It's also harder to see some of the physical signs of strangulation on darker skin, particularly without a proper light source—and Black women experience particularly high rates of domestic violence.
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When Sperling emerges for the second part of her solo, Piece for a Northern Sky, wearing only a unitard, she does little but walk toward the light source downstage and backtrack.
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Arcavi soon convinced himself that the light source, designated iPTF14hls, must not be a supernova after all but rather a nearby pulsating (or "variable") star superimposed by coincidence on the distant galaxy.
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A combination of a sleep sensor and bedside unit, Aura tracked sleep and acted as a "smart alarm clock" using methods mentioned before like variable wake up time and a light source.
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This means signals can be sent through the scanner by flashing light at its glass pane using either a visible light source or an infrared laser that is invisible to human eyes.
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"Ideally, the light source should be even with your face," Ms. Stuart said, so be sure that the size and shape of the fixtures work with the height of your junction boxes.
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A vacuum chamber for using X-ray spectroscopy to measure sample materials, the tiny squares of various colors, on a copper sample holder, at Berkeley National Laboratory's Advanced Light Source in California.
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There's also ultraviolet light phototherapy, which slows the growth of affected skin cells by exposing the skin to an artificial UVB light source for a set length of time on a consistent basis.
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Then, the next day, an hour before bedtime, the preschoolers were exposed to bright light for an hour, by playing on a "light table" — a glass-topped surface containing a bright light source.
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Normally, I'd agree with that, but I think your film captures how it would feel to be in a room where there's only the one light source, a fireplace or candle or something.
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The large black circle is due to an optical effect in which the total size of an object's shadow, the penumbra, increases with distance from the light source, in this case the Sun.
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Color constancy was the big reason why people saw 'The Dress' differently: since the light source was really unclear, people's brains corrected for different kinds of light, causing them to see the dress differently.
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There was a sort of lens flare that would show up on the Pixel when photographing brightly lit scenes or shooting into a light source, and I can happily report that's entirely gone now.
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The projector uses a proprietary laser-light source rated at 3,000 lumens that the company says can be used in any lighting condition in any room — not just light-controlled home theaters, for example.
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Whether you're standing or prone, your shoulders hunch, your neck bends at a deep and awkward angle, and your face hovers dangerously close to a light source that could be making you temporarily blind.
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More expensive Blips kits include a stand and light source to better illuminate your subject, but if you're a newcomer to this sort of home microscopy, the basic version will do you just fine.
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Singapore: They've had a quantum light source in orbit since 2015 and, in collaboration with the University of New South Wales - Canberra, have proposed a mission to test key distribution between two small satellites.
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Further showing this decline are the series of old tourist postcards collected by Mr Alÿs and displayed here with all details blacked out, save certain minute elements: a light source or an enigmatic figure.
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The white speck says there is a light source that shines day and night far from a balcony on which an audience waits to see us open our doll eyes and close them again.
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"All we're doing is using the concept of data light, but instead of plumbing it through fiber optics, we're doing it with safe white light that can also be a light source," he says.
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The group got a mission when German scientists offered it an old accelerator known as Bessy, that had served as a light source in Berlin and was being replaced after the country was reunified.
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Physicists at DESY in Germany and the Linac Coherent Light Source (LCLS) facility at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory have combined crystallography with single-molecule imaging to take very high resolution images even with disordered crystals.
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In earlier movies, Pixar could have thousands of light sources in a single scene, and it is possible to use a single additional light source just to get that perfect sparkle in a character's eye.
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The episode reaches its Susie in the Maisel house heights when Midge's "little yellow light source" BFF Imogene (Bailey De Young) shows up at the apartment to find a very high Susie in the bathtub.
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This new approach could theoretically let a user reposition the light source anywhere they want in 3D space, with the appropriate results applied to the image, including accurate shadows and colors on a subject's face.
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When photons from a light source such as the sun or a lightbulb strike an object, those photons interact with the electron clouds that surround the nuclei of the atoms that make up that object.
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When a foreground object, such as a rogue planet, passes in front of a distant light source, such as a star or galaxy, the gravitational field of the foreground object can distort the background light.
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"The creative use of liquid crystal technology to block a specific light source decreases dangerous sun glare, driver discomfort and accident risk; it also increases driver visibility, comfort and safety," Bosch said in a statement.
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The core premise is that with a mix of smart sensors that perform depth detection and motion tracking with a high-quality light source, you can create the closest thing we have today to interactive holograms.
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A thin vertical tower supports an equally thin horizontal arm where you'll find the lamp's actual light source perched on the end—and it's all held up by a heavy base that can rotate 360-degrees.
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Ground-based systems, using the sun as a light source, have produced good results but because of the distances involved did not have the desired spatial resolution to resolve small-scale shock structures near the aircraft.
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A new study analyzing deceased tattooed individuals with a high-tech x-ray light source looked at the specifics of the tiny particles that made it to the nodes and stayed there for a long time.
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But scanners are sensitive to any changes of light in a room—even when paper is on the glass pane or when the light source is infrared--which changes the charges that get converted to binary.
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Simulated light rays coming straight from a virtual light source influence the color and brightness of those rendered pixels, but multiple triangles can't affect each other, requiring shadows, indirect illumination, and reflections to all be cleverly simulated.
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I could still tell it was my friend, but a computer program scanning the footage for a face match might not be so successful because, according to Urban, it may misinterpret the face as a light source.
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Every light source has a native hue, or color temperature, such as the neutral light of the midday sun, the warm orange of a candle, or the cold blue of the screen you're probably looking at now.
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By measuring the way light changes as the light source moves away from Euclid (an increase in wavelength known as redshift), cosmologists hope to gain insight in the role that dark energy plays in the expanding universe.
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Their smartest smart bulbs are $10 cheaper than the arguably top-of-the-line LIFX bulbs and they also offer the Pulse, a pair of bulbs containing an LED light source and JBL Bluetooth speakers for about $100.
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Brusspup created a simple set-up—a camera with a razor blade in front of it, next to a light source pointing at a concave mirror so it bounces light back to the camera—to make it visible.
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Scientists at the Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource, SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, and the United Kingdom's Diamond Light Source teamed up with researchers from the University of Manchester on the experiments, described in a new paper in Scientific Reports.
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Bulldog seen with large, painful cysts on two separate inspections; several other dogs had eye or skin problems; some dogs lived in a dark building without a light source; kennel has been receiving citations and warnings since 20163.
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There's legit nothing wrong with placing a to-go order instead of standing in line during those endless brunch hours, when people spend more time trying to find the right Instagram-worthy light source than they do eating.
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The user sees the outside world through the glass, while the virtual elements are projected from a light source at the edge of the glass and then reflected into the user's eyes by the beam-splitting nano-ridges.
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"It essentially simulates the path of light traveling from a light source in a game, like a light bulb, fire, or the sun, more accurately than conventional video game lighting," my colleague Antonio Villas-Boas wrote last year.
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What's more, given the textureless surface and inverted, in a sense, light source of this new 'medium,' Butler's circumstantial workaround also provided her with a new platform on and through which to think about the rudiments of painting.
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The "flashlight" in question would have actually referred to flash lamps that burned flash powder or magnesium ribbons to produce an intense light source—a somewhat dangerous technology involving large amounts of noxious fumes and sprays of molten metal.
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Researchers using the Linac Coherent Light Source at Stanford have demonstrated in the lab— with one of the brightest sources of X-rays on the planet—that the depths of these ice giants are perfect for the formation of diamonds.
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At 12063 W 57 Arts, the work merges with the architecture of the room in a nearly trompe-l'oeil fashion; ambient illumination from a nearby (actual) window washes over the wall from the right, consistent with the photographic light source.
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We will be going to three different cenotes today: Cenotes Kulkulcan and Chak-Mool, which are right next to each other, and Cenote Tajma Ha. Cenote-diving is essentially cavern diving, with a natural light source that's visible at all times.
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Since there's virtually no UV light in my office, save whatever leaks from the fluorescent lights above (they're UV lights encased in glass tubes coated with a phosphor that reacts to the UV light), Cohen brought in a UV light source.
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If we spend some time first viewing a strong reddish stimulus (closing your eyes and facing a strong light source can do the trick), we will adapt to the reddish light and thus become relatively more sensitive to green light.
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The team flagged signs of microlensing events, which occur when the gravitational field of an object, such as a rogue planet, distorts and brightens a background light source as it passes in front of it, illustrated in the animation below.
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There's a Media Mod ($79.99) that includes a built-in shotgun mic; a Display Mod ($79.99), which has a flip-up LCD viewfinder for vlogging; and a Light Mod ($49.99), which has a 200 lumen LED continuous video light source.
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In April, for example, scientists using X-rays from a light source at the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory in California discovered new details about the structure of proteins that regulate blood pressure, raising the possibility of better treatments for hypertension.
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Hisense brags that the 3,000 Lumens light source is so "bright and crisp you can use it in any room—not just light-controlled, home theater rooms," but on moderately sunny days, the picture was noticeably washed out even with my blinds drawn.
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Camara's photographs present a kind of double portrait: one is the person, who holds bags filled with clear water but also with smaller portraits, many of them lost within the glare of the light source, and amplified and intensified by the liquid.
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This light source would be reliable, steady and highly visible; satellites could use it to calculate their position and the minute changes to their imaging apparatus caused by heat and radiation, perhaps to a degree not possible with actual stars or atmospheric dots.
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The way that light falls on a black cloth is different to how it falls on a chrome sphere, of course, and ray tracing algorithms need to take into account all these properties for every object in view, and every light source hitting them.
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"In this picture, someone has very cleverly manipulated the image so that the objects you're looking at are reflecting what would otherwise be achromatic or grayscale, but the light source that your brain interprets to be on the scene has got this blueish component," Conway told me.
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When people first started making candles out of leftover animal fat thousands of years ago, there is no way they could ever have anticipated that modern humans would one day pony up $64 for a fancy (no longer animal-based) scented version of the O.G. light source.
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It can run on that current alone, but of course it's impractical to not have some kind of energy storage; to that end this demo device has a supercapacitor that stores enough energy to keep it going all night, or just when its light source is obscured.
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Her sensitively framed images show a classic documentary urge coupled with a great eye for the surreal: one shot shows a group of children undergoing ultraviolet therapy, striking strange poses round the mysterious light source clad in large dark goggles, as grave-faced nurses look on.
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Lyncean Technologies is nearly 18 years old (founded in 2001) and has been working on something called Compact Light Source (CLS), which Intel describes as a miniature synchrotron X-ray source, which can be used for either extremely detailed large X-rays or very microscopic ones.
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If you take the apple inside under a fluorescent or incandescent light without that same bias, the pigments in the apple are exactly the same but because the spectral content of the light source is different, the spectrum entering your eye that's reflected off the object is different.
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As for specs, Casper says the light can last days on a single battery charge, if you ever want to use it as a truly portable light source, while it should last for around seven hours if you've paused it to prevent it from getting brighter or dimmer.
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The team determined the structures of their enzymes by protein crystallography, a technique that takes detailed pictures of a molecule by bombarding crystals of it with X-rays (in this case, at the Diamond Light Source, a machine in Oxfordshire that produces particularly strong X-rays for such purposes).
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At the end of the horizontal arm, you'll find the lamp's LED light source, which can be manually operated using a pair of touch-sensitive strips that control the brightness of the illumination and the color temperature, or a touch-sensitive button to turn it on and off.
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These thin clouds contain millions of flat, hexagonal crystals of ice that float horizontally in the air Each ice crystal acts like a mirror pointed downward, reflecting the artificial light back to your eyes — as long as the cloud is about halfway between you and the light source.
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With a little bit of soldering and some adjustments to the Game Boy Color's plastic shell, This Does Not Compute was able to add BennVenn's backlighting conversion cable to the Game Boy Color, solving that horrible problem of not being able to see your screen without a direct light source.
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Here's the bit we do learn from Kelly's time with Magic Leap's mysterious faceputer:The user sees the outside world through the glass, while the virtual elements are projected from a light source at the edge of the glass and then reflected into the user's eyes by the beam-splitting nano-ridges.
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When a massive object (a galaxy or a black hole) comes between a distant light source and an observer on Earth, it bends the space and light around it, creating a lens that gives astronomers a closer look at incredibly old, distant parts of the Universe that should be blocked from view.
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B-210.99 BLITZ Tactical Pocket Knife — $210.99 See Details You'll need a dependable light source when you're in the great outdoors, and this bundle features three heavy-duty LED items — a tactical lantern, a tactical light, and a headlamp — all of which are guaranteed to be lifesavers when you're stuck in the dark.
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A small room of roughly 13 by 13 by 8 feet contains a single window, a balcony door, an easel, and a desk; every object and surface in it is painted dark gray, and the only light source is a desk lamp, which throws a narrow cone of light on the blind window.
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While many of the triggers have been identified and can be avoided, such as the frequency of the flashing lights or the intensity of a light source (two factors that were prominent in the Eichenwald attack), doctors and scientists still poorly understand the actual mechanics of a seizure, according to the Epilepsy Society.
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A team led by Dominik Kraus, a physicist at the German research laboratory Helmholtz Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf, used the Linac Coherent Light Source (LCLS) and the Matter in Extreme Conditions (MEC) instrument to put samples of polystyrene, a hydrocarbon-based plastic, under similar stresses to those found in the interiors of large ice gas planets.
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In order to capture the images in the series — which, in black and white, feature the luminescent white glow of various cinema screens to bring out the details of the theaters around them — Mr. Sugimoto opened the shutter and exposed a roll of film for the duration of a movie, the screen acting as the camera's only light source.
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So obviously on Monday, at the exact moment of the eclipse, Royal Caribbean got Bonnie Tyler in to do "Total Eclipse of the Heart" on their Oasis of the Seas cruise, and it was lit (figuratively of course, as the eclipse actually causes total darkness because the moon blocks the sun which is the major light source haha, science :P).
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In the more dramatic case, the team including Kaiser worked from two telescopes on La Palma in the Canary Islands: the Telescopio Nazionale Galileo, pointing at bright light sources called quasars on one side of the sky that emitted their light 7.78 billion and 3.22 billion years ago, and the William Herschel Telescope, pointing to a light source that emitted light 12.21 billion years ago.
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Photo: Hudson Hongo (Gizmodo)While the Laser TV is still definitely a projector, Hisense has addressed most of the standard drawbacks of a projector system: The main unit sat comfortably on a coffee table under the screen, requiring no additional mounting; boot up took about 0003 seconds; fan noise was comparable to the hum of ceiling fan; and Hisense says its low maintenance laser light source is rated for 2000,260 hours.
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They measured the illumination intensity at about 16 inches from the light source and tested maximum and minimum acceptable light intensity under conditions where there was no other light, ambient light and overhead surgical light at three hospitals in Ethiopia and one in the U.S. With that data and feedback from surgeons participating in the tests, the group came up with a set of specifications for an ideal surgical light.
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