Sentences with phrase «create flashes of light»

Thanks to a trick of chemistry, different elements create flashes of light with different fingerprints, so astronomers could analyze the kilonova's contents.

The fabulous blue morpho uses its iridescence to its advantage: When a predator approaches, the butterfly can flutter its wings rapidly to create flashes of light that may startle the hunter.

Not exact matches

Instead of using a camera flash, Ruben's photo lighting system creates an even amount of lighting that eliminates shadows and hot spots.

It was identified that the Shroud of Turin's image was created by an extremely powerful flash of light, so powerful that Luigi Garlaschelli, a professor of chemistry at Pavia University, described it as unearthly, «The implications are... that the image was formed by a burst of UV energy so intense it could only have been supernatural.»

Look at the beautiful work of art you created and, if the lighting is right, take a picture for Instagram (remember not to use the flash!).

The textured walls of the bar shimmer with gold and the carefully crafted lighting effects create a sophisticated atmosphere, picking out flashes of the bar's art deco design.

A small fraction will hit an atomic nucleus inside Super-Kamiokande and so create a distinctive flash of light.

Analysing the area of the brain that creates these tiny flashes of light could help blind people see.

This «serial time - encoded amplified microscopy» (STEAM) camera creates each image using a very short laser pulse — a flash of light only a billionth of a second long.

Bubbly Gone Flat Water bubbles created by ultrasonic waves can collapse fast enough to generate a flash of light [see «Sonoluminescence: Sound into Light»; SciAm, February 1light [see «Sonoluminescence: Sound into Light»; SciAm, February 1Light»; SciAm, February 1995].

E.T., MIRROR HOME: «Much excitement has been created by Prof. Pickering's proposal to build a system of mirrors, by means of which light can be rhythmically flashed to Mars.

For example, a bad use of flash can create unfavorable light and can even add seven years to the face.

These type of flash photographs create an unflattering light on the face and often give you red - eye which is a big no - no for dating photos.

Where they would be spinning and sputtering, traction lights flashing, the RS 5 would undoubtedly create gaps out of ever tight corner every time.

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The gorgeous lighting of the original release has also been improved with added shaders, while each lightning strike during thunderstorms will flash the island in a beautiful bright light, creating a great sense of atmosphere.

For this footage, I used images overlapped with continuous flashes of lights, the frequency of which is identical to the one reproduced by the Dream Machine created by Brion Gysin, William S. Burroughs and Ian Sommerville in the late 50s, together with binaural beats, which are meant to stimulate Alpha brainwave levels.

Tatiana Kronberg's work is created from and is a document of an interactive performance involving both persons and material, resulting in a photogram — an image created directly onto light - sensitive photo paper exposed by a series of light flashes without the use of a camera.

Moving through the galleries, there is Mark Rothko's Light Cloud, Dark Cloud, 1957; Philip Guston's The Light, 1964; the essential light / dark dichotomy in Callum Innes's Exposed Painting Mars Black, 2002; the red flashing light in Robert Rauschenberg's Whistle Stop (Spread), 1977; Dan Flavin's Diagonal of May 25, 1963, 1963; Robert Irwin's use of light to create the shadows that define Untitled, 1968; the projected light that makes visible Bill Viola's The Greeting, 1995; the reflective quality of the Plexiglas in Donald Judd's stacked piece Untitled, 1967; and the stars in Vija Celmins's Night Sky # 17, 2000 &mdashLight Cloud, Dark Cloud, 1957; Philip Guston's The Light, 1964; the essential light / dark dichotomy in Callum Innes's Exposed Painting Mars Black, 2002; the red flashing light in Robert Rauschenberg's Whistle Stop (Spread), 1977; Dan Flavin's Diagonal of May 25, 1963, 1963; Robert Irwin's use of light to create the shadows that define Untitled, 1968; the projected light that makes visible Bill Viola's The Greeting, 1995; the reflective quality of the Plexiglas in Donald Judd's stacked piece Untitled, 1967; and the stars in Vija Celmins's Night Sky # 17, 2000 &mdashLight, 1964; the essential light / dark dichotomy in Callum Innes's Exposed Painting Mars Black, 2002; the red flashing light in Robert Rauschenberg's Whistle Stop (Spread), 1977; Dan Flavin's Diagonal of May 25, 1963, 1963; Robert Irwin's use of light to create the shadows that define Untitled, 1968; the projected light that makes visible Bill Viola's The Greeting, 1995; the reflective quality of the Plexiglas in Donald Judd's stacked piece Untitled, 1967; and the stars in Vija Celmins's Night Sky # 17, 2000 &mdashlight / dark dichotomy in Callum Innes's Exposed Painting Mars Black, 2002; the red flashing light in Robert Rauschenberg's Whistle Stop (Spread), 1977; Dan Flavin's Diagonal of May 25, 1963, 1963; Robert Irwin's use of light to create the shadows that define Untitled, 1968; the projected light that makes visible Bill Viola's The Greeting, 1995; the reflective quality of the Plexiglas in Donald Judd's stacked piece Untitled, 1967; and the stars in Vija Celmins's Night Sky # 17, 2000 &mdashlight in Robert Rauschenberg's Whistle Stop (Spread), 1977; Dan Flavin's Diagonal of May 25, 1963, 1963; Robert Irwin's use of light to create the shadows that define Untitled, 1968; the projected light that makes visible Bill Viola's The Greeting, 1995; the reflective quality of the Plexiglas in Donald Judd's stacked piece Untitled, 1967; and the stars in Vija Celmins's Night Sky # 17, 2000 &mdashlight to create the shadows that define Untitled, 1968; the projected light that makes visible Bill Viola's The Greeting, 1995; the reflective quality of the Plexiglas in Donald Judd's stacked piece Untitled, 1967; and the stars in Vija Celmins's Night Sky # 17, 2000 &mdashlight that makes visible Bill Viola's The Greeting, 1995; the reflective quality of the Plexiglas in Donald Judd's stacked piece Untitled, 1967; and the stars in Vija Celmins's Night Sky # 17, 2000 — 01.

Cheim & Read's new solo show of Adam Fuss's work, the first at the gallery since 2003, showcases the artist's iconic photographic images, most often created by flashing light toward a sensitized surface onto which objects have been arranged.

[7] For the Venice Biennale in 2003, he created Cleave 03, an installation which consisted of a World War II searchlight sending a seven - mile beam of light into the night sky over the Giudecca flashing intermittently in a morse code version of Ellis Wynne's 1703 Welsh text Gweledigaethau y Bardd Cwsc.

If that's not enough, there's also this «structural improvement of toy Christmas tree» which entails a «driving rod to activate a toy eyebrow part that is located at the upper part of the foundation unit, thereby, once the power of the invention is switched on, the control circuit board will play happy music and flash LED light (the lamps being installed in the eyeball part), while the motor will drive the eyebrows and mouth of the Christmas tree to flip up and down and open and close, to create a fun image.»

The dual - LED «ring flash» does a decent job of lighting up dark scenes without creating horrible shadows, but the color tone is a little too cool, and there's still too much noise in the image.

While this works in some capacity, it's far too strong of a light, and both causes people squint to see the camera, as well as create that awful harsh flash look in photos.

And with the connectivity feature of the Hue system comes the ability to create your own «light notifications» — set your lighting system to gently dim or flash if you have received an email or other similar alert.