light characteristic

The chart to the right describes some of the different light characteristics.

The light characteristic was changed to two flashes every ten seconds.

All are bathed in the gorgeous light characteristic of the photographer's best work.

The light characteristic was one flash every four seconds (Fl.

The light characteristic was initially a flash for 3 seconds and a 17 second eclipse.

It shows a light characteristic of four white flashes every 16 s (Fl.

The light characteristic was white with three flashes every 20 seconds (Fl.

It displays a light characteristic of one white flash every five seconds (Fl.

The light characteristics of all light units are identical.

In 1923 the light characteristics were changed.

The lighthouse's last display had a light characteristic of two white flashes every ten seconds (Fl.

These instants of bright light are arranged to create a light characteristic or, pattern specific to a lighthouse.

The light characteristic of the newer light was a flash every three seconds, red or white depending on the sector (Fl.

LED lamps often have directional light characteristics.

The additional blue light offsets the yellowish tinge that would otherwise exist in the reflected light characteristics.

The light characteristic of the current Heligoland lighthouse is one flash every 5 seconds (FL 5s).

Six tall windows admitted floods of that curious olive-green light characteristic of umber passing into green rowan.

While light characteristics can be described in prose, e.g. "Flashing white every three seconds", lists of lights and navigation chart annotations use abbreviations.

The apparatus is installed on a gear-less pedestal, rotating three times per minute, showing a light characteristic of one white flash every 10 seconds (Fl.

In 1948 a Chance Brothers catadioptric lens was installed, and the light characteristic was changed to a rhythmic light.

In the Arctic, the low tundra vegetation clothes a landscape of wide vistas, lit by the low-angle light characteristic of high latitudes.

If two different dyes are combined, the mixture absorbs light characteristic of BOTH dyes, and transmits light of the remaining frequencies.

During one request, Caim finds Eustia, a winged girl who emits the pale purple light characteristic of the "Gran Forte" incident years ago.

Detection of very high bubble temperatures by spectral methods is limited due to the opacity of liquids to short wavelength light characteristic of very high temperatures.