Use battery operated
flickering lights in place of the traditional candles in your carved pumpkin.
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.
While originally observing galaxy cluster MACS J1149 +2223, 5 billion light years away, using the Hubble Space Telescope, the researchers noticed
a flickering light in the background.
The one
flickering light in the Republican conclave of US presidential hopefuls, Mitt Romney, finally bowed to the Vulcan mind - meld of the Tea Party contingent.
Not exact matches
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.
When Parvathy is done
in the kitchen, she flips some switches, and the
lights flicker all over the fifth floor.
Fluorescent
lights — used
in an estimated 98 percent of commercial buildings — are particularly problematic because of «substropic
flicker» which is invisible but causes all sorts of problems including fatigue, impaired visual task performance, distraction, headaches, and eye strain.
It
flickers in your fluorescent and LED
lights in your home, it is emitted from your digital television screen, you're exposing your eyes to it every time you check Facebook on your phone, and it's bombarding your eyes all day at work while you stare at your computer.
You who wait, stood as candles round the shrouded bed, And
flicker with the last stir of her breath, See, now, at once, she lies no more beneathYour watch, but stands
in light, a crown upon her head.
You who wait, stood as candles round the shrouded bed, And
flicker with the last stir of her breath, See, now, at once, she lies no more beneath Your watch, but stands
in light, a crown upon her head.
One could walk along a street with no working street lamps and see masses of electrical appliances and greasy, exhausted faces
in the
flickering light of the bonfires.
In that light, the teachings of the Christian faith are often more like a candle flickering in a tornado than the sure anchor of the soul — the dominating factor in a Christian's thinking and behavior — that we often assume them to b
In that
light, the teachings of the Christian faith are often more like a candle
flickering in a tornado than the sure anchor of the soul — the dominating factor in a Christian's thinking and behavior — that we often assume them to b
in a tornado than the sure anchor of the soul — the dominating factor
in a Christian's thinking and behavior — that we often assume them to b
in a Christian's thinking and behavior — that we often assume them to be.
The luster of letters on the
flickering screen Enlightened my mind and illumined the scene, «Til the pixels like pixies appeared to impart A
light to my head and a glow
in my heart.
It gropes
in semidarkness, conscious only that the
light at the end of the tunnel is
flickering.
The candle - end was
flickering out
in the battered candlestick, dimly
lighting up
in the poverty - stricken room the murderer and the harlot who had so strangely been reading together the eternal book.
This
light flickered uncertainly within the church as it wavered from commitment to a view of the total involvement of God
in the world to one restricted to humans alone.
Every once
in a while, a truth about God and His designs will come to
light for me like a neon sign suddenly
flickering on
in the middle of the...
Christmas Eve
in New Mexico is a very special night steeped
in tradition and probably no other image symbolizes the season more than the
flickering lights from the brown paper bags called luminarias or farolitos, that line the walkways and outline buildings and houses throughout the state.
In this window,
flickering light bulbs add «fire» to a chile bouquet.
At last the
lights in the banquet hall dimmed, and a
flickering glow of the Chicago battlefield came to life on the TV screen to reveal Announcer Bill Corum
in close conversation with the International Boxing Club's President James D. Norris.
At a candlelight vigil on campus the Monday after the accident, Jons stood
in the rain amid all that
flickering light.
huh, did it again, and all the
lights in my house are
flickering, guess I'll just type that one more time
Fitzroy Lodge
in Lambeth is like so many boxing clubs — the crooked little door hidden under the railway arches, the musty smell when you go
in, and the bags and the ring dimly
lit by a
flickering light.
«Those people will be of particular interest
in this investigation because at approximately 3:30
in the morning, several minutes later, the
light that normally illuminates the American flag on the Brooklyn side of the bridge,
flickers and then appears to go out,» Miller said.
In a new paper published in Astronomy & Astrophysics, Clavel identified those flickers as «light echoes» of some long - ago even
In a new paper published
in Astronomy & Astrophysics, Clavel identified those flickers as «light echoes» of some long - ago even
in Astronomy & Astrophysics, Clavel identified those
flickers as «
light echoes» of some long - ago event.
In many cases, single molecules have been observed to emit
flickering fluorescent
light.
In space, above our atmosphere, stars do not twinkle; in space a telescope is also beyond day and night and can thus stare at the same star for weeks on end, gradually teasing from its light the barely perceptible but regular flickers caused by a small orbiting plane
In space, above our atmosphere, stars do not twinkle;
in space a telescope is also beyond day and night and can thus stare at the same star for weeks on end, gradually teasing from its light the barely perceptible but regular flickers caused by a small orbiting plane
in space a telescope is also beyond day and night and can thus stare at the same star for weeks on end, gradually teasing from its
light the barely perceptible but regular
flickers caused by a small orbiting planet.
Collapsing out of dense pockets of hydrogen gas early
in the universe's history, the first stars
flickered on, emitting ultraviolet
light that interacted with the surrounding hydrogen.
Drake has conducted a large optical SETI, or OSETI, search, looking for spots of
light in the sky that
flicker in some meaningful way; he is seeking funding to start up a new hunt at Lick Observatory near San Jose, California.
One by one its
lights flicker on and off at the command of technicians
in the control room.
As Schmittner turned the last corner, he saw Bogaerts's
light flickering in the distance.
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.
Studies have shown that
flickering light can cause stress, behavioural disturbances and various forms of discomfort
in humans and birds alike.
Her brain's power grid was overloaded, so the result was like summer
in the city when everyone's running an air conditioner: the
lights flicker, and then go out.
The most a customer
in the wider area would have seen would have been a brief
flicker of the
lights.
Explosive growth
in the world's emerging economies has
lit up patches of the map that barely
flickered a few decades ago, jacking up the demand for power and straining known oil reserves to the limit.
Curious how higher - CO2 conditions would affect this ability, researchers placed the animals
in water tanks with different levels of carbon dioxide and shone
lights at various
flickering rates.
When a dimly
flickering checkerboard pattern flashed
in front of a patient's recently treated eye, an area
in the brain responsible for vision
lit up during functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI).
Activating its electrodes
in careful patterns enables patients to see
flickering arrangements of
light and dark — just enough to make out a crosswalk or to tell whether someone's face is turned their way.
Finally,
in a mouse model of tauopathy, mice subjected to the
flickering -
light treatment had lower levels of tau phosphorylation associated with formation of neurotoxic tangles.
In regards to the
flickering light therapy, there are no chemicals or small molecules that have to be pumped into your body.
While the research has not yet been reviewed for publication, it is already stirring up excitement
in the scientific community and beyond; after eliminating other theories, some suggest that the only explanation for the
flicker is the presence of
light - blocking megastructures, built by aliens.
Title: Observing Convection
in Cool Stars through
Light Flicker Abstract: As a result of the high precision and cadence of surveys like MOST, CoRoT, and Kepler, we may now directly observe the very low - level light variations arising from stellar granulation in cool s
Light Flicker Abstract: As a result of the high precision and cadence of surveys like MOST, CoRoT, and Kepler, we may now directly observe the very low - level
light variations arising from stellar granulation in cool s
light variations arising from stellar granulation
in cool stars.
Lutein was measured
in the eyes of the participants by them responding to a
flickering light while looking into a scope.
He winded buying uh — an acoustimeter and he wound up buying uh — buying a
flicker uh — uh monitor and he found out that the
lights in his new neighborhood at night time had a much higher
flicker effect and that was the cause of his problems.
A reclaimed, repurposed chandelier is hung from above, offering glowing,
flickering light on evenings spent
in the tree canopy.
We are all just a
flicker of
light in the universe soon to be extinguished.
Brush this sheer, champagne - shimmer top coat over any nail color, then watch how your nails
flicker in the
light.
You have this rusting and decaying world
in the colours of rusting metals and
flickering lights here and there.
One of the brightest
lights in our universe has eked out its final
flicker.