Sentences with phrase «point of light»

They are so small and distant that they look like points of light in even the largest telescopes.

There it was — a faint point of light that wasn't supposed to be there.

His signature pieces explore complex movement and dazzling patterns created by points of light using his own computer software.

Each lens pointed in a different direction, and each resolved a full image on the retina rather than contributing a single point of light to the final image.

It always shines a tiny point of light through at higher settings.

By shining a laser through either pathway, the researchers create a bright point of light within the region they wish to image.

A small point of light lost in the glare of the morning sun.

If you were an early astronomer, you looked at points of light in the sky.

One can not simply shine a thousand points of light on deep structural problems and expect them to disappear.

Another special feature are the indicators: individual points of light light up in succession, rather like a piano keyboard.

All of these translate into points of light, against a background of still more color or white.

A simple point of light could be a dim nearby star or a brilliant one thousands of light - years away.

The whole point of the Light Phone 2, according to the company, is for the phone to be used as little as possible.

Those observations revealed that the object looked like a single, sharp point of light, suggesting it is not a comet, which would have an extended icy halo.

Every other point of light is a distant galaxy.

You'll notice also four tiny points of light nearby.

You may either be cruel, evil and aggressive earning points of the dark side; or be a righteous protector of the galaxy and earn points of the light side.

Any room should have several points of light, including overhead lighting and table or floor lamps.

He discovered a faint point of light that we now see as a complex and fascinating world.

That results in fidelity in the darkness, as well as that very bright point of light, with both being rendered with lots of detail and colour.

This Infrared Spatial Interferometer Array, housed in movable trailers at the Mt. Wilson observatory outside Los Angeles, can measure the diameters of stars that appear only as points of light in most telescopes.

The interior experience of the Seed Cathedral sounds just as magical as viewing the exterior structure, «Visitors will pass through this tranquil, contemplative space, surrounded by the tens of thousands of points of light illuminating the seeds.»

MEANWHILE... OBAMA PRAISES BUSH: President Barack Obama honored former President George H.W. Bush by celebrating the Republican leader's service initiative — the «Daily Point of Light Award.»

Both scans are dark blue, with points of light showing plaques consistent with the disease.

Recipient, Inspire by Example National Volunteer Week Certificate of Appreciation, Points of Light Foundation and Volunteer Center National Network (2005)

But there was one shining point of light for Hawkeye fans during the first half: Tom Arnold.

Aren't we all just points of light and energy that are cosmically interconnected to each other through the miracle of space and time, with LinkedIn nothing more than a vehicle for enabling those connections?

What begins with only a few stars visible against the glare of the moon slowly turns into a thousand points of light as the eclipsed moon darkens.

Seen through Galileo's telescope, the moons of Jupiter appeared as mere points of light, indistinguishable from one another.

In Moulin de la Galette, blacks ripple through the picture almost like points of light.»

Quasars are incredibly bright and distant points of light powered by supermassive black holes.

On Oct. 19, 2017, the Pan-STARRS 1 telescope in Hawai`i picked up a faint point of light moving across the sky.

Doing it from the ground is extremely hard because one has to look for faint points of light against the twilight sky.

There are a few notable points of light.

Next, consider this, you can order the Rolls - Royce Phantom Coupe with a headliner embedded with tiny points of light resembling the nighttime sky on the night you were born.

It achieves this by using the PlayStation Camera to track nine different points of light on the headset and the lights on either the Move controllers, or on the DualShock 4, depending on which game you're playing.

Upstairs, Ligon held court in a gallery hung with three more signs, each spelling out the word AMERICA, except that one of them was nearly dark, save for a few dim points of light.

That's the promising bottom - line from an analysis of the 2016 Civic 50, the annual Points of Light initiative that recognizes...

Bokeh is defined as «the way the lens renders out - of - focus points of light.»

For Crane, these metaphorical points of light exist in a context of vast emptiness, the loss that AIDS has brought.

Or people have become so distracted that their productivity is like a fractured laser beam accomplishing nothing but distributing random points of light.

This image is of the dwarf planet Ceres, in an asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, and the two points of light emanating from it have scientists puzzled.

Another crucial debate topic: Are there points of light in a fixed firmament, or are there balls of gas undergoing nuclear fusion grouped into galaxies in an expanding universe.

This sounds like a warmed - over thousand points of light crap George HW Bush came out with many years ago.

Instead of the expected my - father - died - for - his - country tribute, Thomas, who had been named the 832nd Point of Light by President Bush in 1992, bared his seared soul.

They're also twin points of light for Georgia followers, whose moods fluctuate with their team's poll standing — which, after last Saturday's 27 - 8 win over Vanderbilt, was a healthy No. 4 in the BCS rankings.

Luckily, he examined these images immediately and noticed a faint point of light quickly brightening near the end of a spiral arm that was not visible in his first set of images.