Sentences with phrase «lighting hits it»

When the lighting hits a field of tall grass just as the sun is rising you will not care at all about whether this is running at 720p, 900p, etc..

Best visited in the morning or the evening when perfect lighting hits the grand limestone walls to let imaginations run free.

T5 bulb side lighting hits your plants from all angles.

A CCD works like this: Light hits a tiny grid of photosensitive silicon cells, each which build a charge proportional to the intensity of the light hitting it.

Tilt your head on a tilted planet and watch how the angle of light hits things really proves we don't have to angle for things — there is enough if enough of us live given.

When light hits something, it allows you to see that thing.

My belief, Thor say that when a Asgard die, we must place a thunder rod so when light hit the rod, we will remember the dead.

This translucent quality is particularly noticeable with the bright red ones; they seem to have a glow to them if the light hits them just right.

The days are getting shorter, the light hits things differently, and if you must know I've already celebrated Oktoberfest, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, New Year's Eve, and Kwanzaa — all through work, of course.

The way the first rays of light hit the sky, the fields, and the woods.

I love the way the light hits your beautiful Sourdough Bread; it looks delicious!

I wonder if Ausmus's career as a light hitting, solid fundamental guy made him question or not relate to our lighter hitting and younger Tigers, who did not appreciate those values.

The street light hit my chain.

Reasoning: No I can't trust the light hitting Mariners but Ozzie Guillen's Sox are not good at all.

When light hits the retinas of the eyes every morning, specialized nerves send signals to the SCN, which in turn controls the production cycle of a multitude of biologically active substances.

«When the light hits molecules in Titan's ionosphere, it ejects negatively charged electrons out of the hydrocarbon and nitrile molecules, leaving a positively charged particle behind.

When information in light hits and enters the eye, however, it is highly distorted and the brain must sort out the confusion.

Molecules in these cells change shape when light hits them.

Your brain perceives the gradients where the tiles meet as curves, and you surmise that light hits the large, flat surface of the top tile and fades to shadow at its curved bottom edge; for the bottom tile, the opposite holds.

As part of the Space Telescope Science Institute in Maryland, he leads one of the world's few groups looking for the reverberations of ancient supernovas — those whose light hit Earth thousands of years ago.

These arcs, on the other hand, form when light hits the top of ice crystals — like those contained in some kinds of clouds — and is then refracted out through the side of the crystals.

The question that carried him from vision research to autism had to do with what happens after light hits the human retina: How are the incoming signals transformed into data that are ultimately processed as images in the brain?

When UV light hits a film of pure titanium dioxide, it breaks down any organic particles found there.

When light hits cryptochromes, they undergo chemical reactions that may be influenced by the direction of Earth's magnetic field, providing a signal of the bird's orientation.

The resin consists of the hydrogel, a chemical that acts as a binder, another chemical that facilitates bonding when light hits it and a dye that controls light penetration.

But Pendry realized that when light hits a small object, the impacting radiation triggers a subtle effect that manifests itself as a pattern of local waves.

And wings of the Morpho butterfly appear as different shades of blue or even violet depending on how the light hits them.

This altered light hits a silver mirror at the end of the fiber and is reflected back through the fiber to an optical spectrum analyzer that monitors and records the change in spectrum.

In people with these conditions the photoreceptors, which transform light hitting the eye into electrical impulses, are damaged, preventing the brain from receiving image information.

Light hitting these solid shapes, which stretch about 60 to 85 nanometers across, bounces away, producing highly saturated colors.

«What makes this field of research so interesting is that we still do not know exactly what happens when light hits a material.

So bright, in fact, it appears that all the light hitting Earth is confined to a square millimeter.

When blue or green light hits the dye, it heats up, triggering the petals to curl back down and close the aperture (Advanced Materials, doi.org/b8xr).

When light hits a painting, some photons are absorbed by pigment molecules, which split apart.

In people with these conditions the retina's photoreceptors — which transform light hitting the eye into electrical impulses — are often damaged, preventing visual information from being sent to the brain.

«If there is more ultraviolet light hitting the atmosphere, it will drive these photochemical reactions more efficiently,» said Domagal - Goldman.

The fuchsia colour in Lynch's photo is created when this invisible light hits a special dye in the photographic film.

«Light is our brain clock's primary timekeeper,» LeBourgeois says, explaining that when light hits the retina in the eye in the evening hours it suppresses the sleep - promoting hormone melatonin, delaying sleepiness and pushing back the timing of the body clock.

It occurs in vision, for example, when light hits the eye's retina.

Usually, when light hits an object the energy turns into heat, like the warmth you feel while sitting in the sun.

But when light hits certain materials the energy turns into an electrical current instead, which we can then harness for power.

When the first laser of light hits the circulating tumor cells, they appear to be fluorescent green.

Humans can do this because our fovea, a small pit at the back of our eye packed with color - sensing cells called cones, is the only place where light hits the cones directly, which amps up clarity.

Kind of like when light hits the surface of water.»

In normal vision, light hitting the retina provokes electrical impulses that the brain translates into images.

In the past, researchers have focused on maximizing the electrical current flowing inside of the solar cell, rather than maximizing the number of photons emitted when light hits the surface of the cell.

When light hits 2 - AQC, it makes molecules called radicals.

But when that light hits Earth's surface, it can be transformed to heat (infrared light).

Whenever light hits an object, some of the light scatters back from the surface of the object.

«You want the light hitting your face, but make sure your face is lifted up so there are no awkward shadows,» says English.