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Also, we have no need of artificial light at any time.

The star did not show up well in the artificial light, but he could make it out.

I like the people well enough, but you spend the whole day in artificial light.

The artificial light, like the air, was clean and cold.

What do I need to grow them under artificial light?

He was the first to use artificial light for plant growing and research (1868).

An artificial light keeps me up a little longer, but not much.

Working in artificial light, never taking notice of the view.

There was bright artificial light coming from under the main office door.

The condition of the patient, as seen by artificial light, was little changed.

Even then, the false light of science (knowledge, if you like) shone in only a few developed countries.

I have been placed often in a false light.

It was in the first false light of dawn that I found the little girl.

To consider them otherwise is to place him in a false light altogether.

You can no more allow yourself to appear in a false light before the public than I can.

Everything is shown to the people in this false light.

The legal argument drew upon the notion of false light as related to privacy law.

"It puts me in a totally false light," he added.

The ones that do will not allow a plaintiff to sue for both false light and defamation.

Through the window shone the false light of early dawn.

The Olympiastadion was equipped with the latest technology in artificial illumination and sound equipment.

In this age before widespread artificial illumination, these were used to tell the time after dark.

Inside, the shades had been pulled, and there was no artificial illumination.

The light from the registration desk was the only artificial illumination in the atrium.

This feature was used before artificial illumination to tell what time it was at night.

Dark blue also proved effective under artificial illumination during night actions.

They originated before widespread artificial illumination, to allow the time to be determined in the dark, and were also used by the visually impaired.

Colors were vivid without any artificial illumination, even at depths of 80 feet.

Similarly, it has long been known that hens lay more eggs if they are kept under artificial illumination.

This marks the end of the evening civil twilight, the point where artificial illumination is required to read outside.