Sentences with phrase «flickering light»

They will look gorgeous on the table adding magic to the scene with the warm flickering lights of the candles.

At Rebecca Minkoff and Zadig & Voltaire we see leather jackets in this shade all wrapped with streetwise twist, while the leather trench coat spotted at Céline paired with an Airy Blue turtleneck is a Riverside version on the background of flickering lights in the streets.

US security forces are backing the development of a new breed of non-lethal weapon that will knock you flat with flickering light.

The pattern of a padded patchwork footstool echoes the squares of the floor, while a large mirror reflects flickering light from the festive candelabra.

The only hint that the monsters are around is that they juice up all electrical devices - including lights, cell phones, car alarms, whatever - so that their presences are announced by flickering lights and other spooky shit.

And his piece was exactly that - a gallery painted white at the Tate Modern in London, illuminated only by a handful of flickering light bulbs going on and off.

Yet his work actually encompasses such diverse items as a black - and - white painting based on flickering light on the Seine, gridded paintings with squares of color arranged by chance, weathered steel panels, floor pieces, multi-panel paintings, contour drawings of leaves and collages on postcards.

To create different experimental conditions, the researchers would sometimes flicker the lights at different frequencies when the rats entered a stall and looked at the image.

The men each have an Achilles heel, Tok having a brain condition that results in seizures when marked by foaming and vomiting after he sees flickering lights, while O has had problems getting too close to housekeepers, especially in keeping them alive.

If I owned one I would put black eyes on it and a soft flickering light under it.

I tucked a string of red flickering lights inside to make it look like it had a cozy hot fire burning.

Graphically, Dead Effect 2 has some flare that helps it to excel in its horror elements such as flickering lights, sparks and smoke effects, while enemy models are appropriately scary in design, spaceship environments are futuristic in design and weapons look fiercely capable of destroying the oncoming hordes of zombies amongst other enemies which all plays out at a frantic yet consistent pace.

With the surfaces clear of clutter it's the perfect place to display a Christmassy collection of little houses with a silver reindeer and a metal candle lantern to add flickering light, welcoming seasonal visitors.

Paintings, however, are not flickering light, but congealed matter.

We discussed the philosophy of history as Egyptians knelt in prayer before water cannons and as the fires set in the Ministry of Finance in Athens flickered light across the marble of the Acropolis.

A few minutes alone with this gently flickering light can be the perfect reset button.

«Young stars» flickering light reveals remarkable link with matter - eating black holes.»

Flickering light kicks off brain waves that clean a protein related to Alzheimer's disease out of mice's brains, a new study shows.

There was the 15 - year - old who invented a better test for pancreatic cancer, the 18 - year - old who presented his second nuclear reactor design, and the 13 - year - old who strung flickering light - emitting diodes around his family's livestock to keep the lions away.

Using an electroencephalogram (EEG) cap, the system allows users to move forwards, turn left and right, sit and stand simply by staring at one of five flickering light emitting diodes (LEDs).

Combine your articles on psilocybin and other psychedelic drugs having beneficial effects on the brain (such as 25 November 2017, p 28) with the promising reports of 40 hertz bass tones and flickering lights reducing the tangles and plaques of tau and amyloid proteins that are correlated with Alzheimer's disease (6 January, p 6).

When energized by electrical current, the bonded layer produces light that travels through channels in the silicon to a «modulator» that flickers the light tens of billions of times per second.

Tsai and some of her coauthors have started a company, Cognito Therapeutics, to develop treatments for Alzheimer's disease, including technologies based on gamma stimulation via flickering light.

A calming scent floating around the house and flickering light always make my place feel more like home than a work space.

You have this rusting and decaying world in the colours of rusting metals and flickering lights here and there.

Just slap flickering lighting, melancholy synthesizers, and the purposefully vague musings of people lost in a dream together: The result is nowhere near the brilliance of a Lynch movie, but it will still at least be sort of creepy.

This condition affects some people exposed to flickering light sources, causing headaches and nausea and a reduced motivation to work.

You're not staring at any rapidly flickering light bulb, just calm black pixels on a grayish background.

Use battery operated flickering lights in place of the traditional candles in your carved pumpkin.

Flicker your light switch (s) on and off to get your cat's attention when you come home and enter the room they're in.

There were no mountains or lakes, not even flickering lights dotting the horizon.

And the station itself, Sevastopol, is a great example of lo - fi sci - fi, with chunky retro - futuristic tech and eerie flickering lights.

In a typical level you might see a few flickering lights or some objects moving along with a random Alma sighting, but its not long before hordes of enemies pour in, screaming expletives and shooting the place up.

Love Forever features two peepholes visitors can peer through, opening on an endlessly flickering light display.

As visitors approached House of Vans, they were greeted by Ken Farmer's light installation on the building's facade, inspired by a once flickering light that used to be a part of the building's burnt out marquee.

The exhibition continues in a second room connected to the main installation through a narrow corridor animated by an inexplicable flickering light.

But do have a look around your daily routine, neighborhood and home, consider risks from both «slow drips» (that flickering light fixture or dripping pipe) and «hard knocks» (your personal disaster exposure) and ponder ways to limit your regrets.

They filed a lawsuit on April 1, 2013, arguing that noise, vibrations and flickering lights emanating from the wind plant were adversely affecting their health.

The article starts off with dinner: «There was shredded cabbage with fruit - scrap vinegar; mashed parsnips and yellow carrots with local butter and fresh thyme; a terrific frittata; then homemade yogurt with honey and thyme tea, eaten under the greenish flickering light cast by two beeswax candles and a fluorescent bulb.»

This large and varied collection of shapes and sizes enforces a strong bohemian vibe, especially when you pepper your home with delicate flickering lights in the evening.

No worries, just a lovely flickering light.

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This minimally woo - woo candle creates a tranquil vibe with flickering light and quiet notes of bergamot, sage, and rosewood.

Using bold compositions that simultaneously mirror technology and nature, and blur the notions of artificial and natural, the work references science fiction and mythological allegories; the still or flickering light from 2001: A Space Odyssey collides with the solemn northern hues of Casper David Frederick's landscapes.

In SOHO videos, the sun appears to have hundreds of thousands of flickering lights on its surface.

In some cases, for instance, if a rat approached a novel image they'd flicker the light at frequencies between 10 and 15 hertz (cycles per second).

I wasn't awakened by flickering lights and I did not witness any items moved out of place, but was caught off - guard by something a bit less noticeable.