Construction

Apparently a new approach is needed to illuminate the "dark era" of prompt optical observations. Prompt optical observations of GRBs with "Pi of the Sky" system

Figure 3 shows a comparison between the simulated illumination of a single channel of the SLD detector and the new U-shaped prototype. Compton Cherenkov Detector Development for ILC Polarimetry

Exegesis

Odense was to be illuminated for me. "Library Of The World's Best Literature, Ancient And Modern, Vol. 2" by Charles Dudley Warner

Solemn

Some illuminating examples can be found in [Cou94, Cou97], which can be considered as being essentially the only papers treating this question. On the Belyi degree(s) of a curve defined over a number field

Fluorescent proteins illuminate the neurons that sense touch, temperature, and pain in a live larval zebra fish. discovermagazine.com

The principal work is printing, illuminating and binding books. "Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great, Vol. 1 of 14" by Elbert Hubbard

In the evening all the metal and glass of the establishment helped to illuminate it with wonderful brilliancy. "The Fat and the Thin" by Emile Zola

Light

Exhibitors of the Google company work on laptop computers in front of an illuminated sign of the Google logo at the industrial fair Hannover Messe in Hanover, Germany, in this April 17, 2007 file photo. ashingtonpost.com

But what struck me about Turner and her portrayal of Ivins was how illuminating and funny irreverence can be, if it is sharp, but not nasty, and how much it is under-valued in our current politics. usnews.com

Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary L. illumināre, -ātum—in, in, upon, lumināre, to cast light—lumen (=lucimen)—lucēre, to shine, light.

Illumination movies

Their coaches, which you can hear grinding the wheels two leagues off, are illuminated, carved, and hung with ribbons. "The Man Who Laughs" by Victor Hugo

Every shed was as big as an ordinary railway station, its arched opening framed with electric illuminations. "The Great Prince Shan" by E. Phillips Oppenheim

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In this photo provided by the National Park Service, the Statue of Liberty is illuminated for the first time since it was damaged by Superstorm Sandy, Friday evening, Nov 9, 2012. innipegfreepress.com

L), will license Color Kinetics' full patent portfolio to support its LED application initiatives in the architectural, entertainment and general illumination markets. livedesignonline.com

Color and gray images can be simultaneously captured for inspection. In addition, the "3+1" Quad processor provides ultra-high speed parallel processing, significantly reducing the inspection time.

Illuminate

Figure 4: (a) Illumination scan of a testbox channel with 10,000 e− per shot. (b,c) Asymmetries calculated from the light intensity on the photocathode for different scans: Ax+x− for fixed z position and Az+z− for fixed x position. Compton Cherenkov Detector Development for ILC Polarimetry

We are to have an illumination and ringing of bells. "Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Vol. 15, No. 87, March, 1875" by Various

Coincide with

Visitors watch an ornate merry-go-round at the illuminated Striezelmarkt Christmas market in Dresden , Germany. ashingtonpost.com

NEW YORK — The Statue of Liberty was illuminated Friday evening for the first time since it was closed due to damage on Liberty Island caused by Superstorm Sandy. therepublic.com

Moments after the San Antonio River Walk is illuminated with thousands of Christmas lights, the festive 2012 Holiday Parade barges will roll down the river. ksat.com

Figure 3: Simulation of the illumination (light intensity) in a single channel for (a) the SLD Cherenkov detector and (b) the new prototype. Compton Cherenkov Detector Development for ILC Polarimetry

Sensibility to the beautiful is thus the light of the whole mind, illuminating its labors. "Essays Æsthetical" by George Calvert

House-made condiments embellished with house-made condiments illuminate a kitchen with drive and ambition. dallasobserver.com

He recognized this with confusion, and he apologized by a smile which illuminated his rather heavy, dark face. "The House of Mystery" by William Henry Irwin