light source

collocation in English

meanings of lightand source

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light
adjective
uk /laɪt/ us /laɪt/
not weighing ...
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source
noun[C]
uk /sɔːs/ us /sɔːrs/
the place something comes from or starts at, or the cause ...
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Examples of light source

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Lighting is typically calculated at each vertex of a facet, taking into account its orientation with respect to the lightsource, and its reflectivity.
With eyes closed, how well could one determine the intensity of a lightsource directed at the pinnae?
This lightsource produced relatively uniform lighting throughout the maze.
An external lightsource illuminates their wondering faces while leaving the rest of the picture comparatively drab.
Patient and operator should adhere to safety instructions provided with the lightsource.
Test luminances were reduced by attenuating the lightsource with neutral density filters.
The natural light in the reading room is diffuse and directionless and, like the overcast sky, the lightsource is never seen directly.
The structured lightsource for measuring the distance must have the following features: high intensity, consistency of light, and good directivity.
An infrared lightsource and television camera allowed us to monitor the behavior of the cat within the chamber at all times.
The retrieval robots started at a variety of different positions, but one of them was usually located in a corner opposite the lightsource.
Again, the perceived color of a lightsource often has little to do with its reflectance characteristics.
Auxiliary visual observations were also made by employing a shadowgraph system, the lightsource being a carbon arc.
In most situations, it is useful to think of an observer as a lightsource.
Nanoporous and low-density materials for laser produced extreme uv lightsource.
The sequence of searching for and pushing the chemical releaser a short distance is repeated until it is sufficiently close to the lightsource.
In this experiment, the robot was able to complete the task of pushing the chemical releaser to the lightsource.
The location of lightsource remained constant during an experimental block.
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