For the Rahu theory, the moon isn't illuminated by reflection from the Earth or sun — it's a thin screen illuminated from behind by a rotating light source.
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Unlike a traditional Torah, it features extensive illustrations: three full-page paintings, 56 large illuminated text panels, 72 small illuminated text panels and hundreds of marginal images.
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Illuminated Earth features 16 of Hood's paintings, ranging from abstract collages ("The Money for School," undated) to the enormous and powerful "Illuminated Earth," from which the exhibition draws its name.
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Subsequently, the longest serving director and expert on illuminated manuscripts, Sydney Cockerell (1867-1962), doubled the size of the museum building and trebled its holdings, securing many more illuminated masterpieces.
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A 14th century illuminated manuscript featuring extensive use of ultramarine.
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Then the two twirl around, poolside, illuminated by twinkle lights.
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Without spoiling the puzzle, the black lighting illuminated the situation.
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To my right, illuminated in the distance, loomed modern skyscrapers.
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This has been illuminated by many economists, notably Douglass North.
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At one side of the screen, an illuminated door beckons.
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But how important is a customizable illuminated screen to you?
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Some images also did not have the full disk illuminated.
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They are journeys, illuminated further by their abstract music videos.
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The hallway leading to the bedrooms is illuminated by skylights.
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But as the tragedy in Charlottesville illuminated, there are exceptions.
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Diamond seems unsteady in a world illuminated by iPhone screens.
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It was illuminated because it led to a Ferris wheel.
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Open daily for touring, they are spectacularly illuminated at night.
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ALTERNATIVE SPACES illuminated new or unknown art in invaluable ways.
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The background is dramatically illuminated by a single glowing candle.
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In her writing Ms. Hawkins lyrically illuminated her prairie roots.
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Those dark places online must be illuminated by the law.
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Monuments and landmarks worldwide have been illuminated in Chapecoense green.
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A woman takes a picture at the illuminated ice buildings.
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"And at night, it gives off a pattern" when illuminated.
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A woman is illuminated by a lone streetlight, infinitely waiting.
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Those who woke early and went to bed early are more likely to see objects illuminated under a blue sky than those who are more active at night, when everything is illuminated by artificial light.
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They look like visions of an earlier age, illuminated by gaslight.
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Thursday's walkout is largely in response to these recently illuminated findings.
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Two flashes illuminated the scene, making the chrome and colors pop.
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That book illuminated how writing could be used to bear witness.
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An apartment in Caracas is illuminated by candlelight on March 10.
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These icon-like pictures stand in vaults illuminated only by skylights.
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If the tiny circular light is illuminated, the mics are enabled.
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How many housing units would be illuminated for 365 days straight?
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Ironically, Macron's largest success is to have illuminated two important hypocrisies.
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The right side is illuminated by lens flares from the Sun.
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Instead of the sun, Celeste is illuminated by a computer screen.
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StormBreaker can attack three ways: normal, laser illuminated and coordinate attack.
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This performance illuminated why To Pimp a Butterfly is a masterpiece.
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Consumer strength was illuminated by Carnival Corporation's place on the list.
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In one scene, prison guards are distracted by an illuminated turtle.
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LONDON — Collecting fields don't get much more rarefied than illuminated manuscripts.
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The field in Mathare is illuminated by solar-powered LED fixtures.
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The C.P.C.'s illuminated sign was visible from her bedroom window.
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The scene illuminated how rapidly wild spaces for elephants are disappearing.
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This is the frustrating reality of racism that science has illuminated.
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The ports are illuminated when you get close to the set.
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Illuminated dance troupe Light Balance came in third in the competition.
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All that terrain that's been well illuminated should scare you artistically.
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At night, the Golden Gate Bridge is illuminated across the bay.
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The escalators are well-lit, with illuminated advertisements on the sides.
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Mr. Kelly was not the only one stringing up illuminated rope.
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The inhabitants of "Angels" are as glowingly individual as illuminated fingerprints.
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But the call illuminated a few other reasons for the decline.
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The digital display is nicely sized, illuminated, and easy to read.
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The photograph illuminated a woman in stillness, surrounded by overgrown plants.
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It illuminated the pleasure and freedom that had been missing before.
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The encounter with death illuminated a love that transcended our struggles.
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The violence has illuminated an understaffed system troubled by gang warfare.
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Anywhere a president chooses to shine that light will be illuminated.
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Like illuminated manuscripts, they are mesmerising in their detail and diligence.
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His image, on wall-mounted illuminated boxes, decorates the new subway.
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The sun crept up, and the water was no longer illuminated.
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Light from the ancient hall illuminated the scene from Dickens below.
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They will be illuminated from within so they glow at night.
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Suddenly he becomes illuminated, and eyes begin to widen and sparkle.
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In the same way that Cassils is ringed by spectators and illuminated by car headlights, the viewer is ringed by monitors and illuminated by the light of the flickering apparatus in the darkened interior of the gallery.
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GARRISON "Ecstatic Light," illuminated paintings of Peter Bynum, who will install a series of illuminated paintings on glass in modernist designer Russel Wright's House and Studio, marking Manitoga's first presentation of a contemporary artist within the interiors.
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Similarly, the diversity of visitors was 29% lower on the illuminated plots.
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The Nelson-Atkins Museum acquired an illuminated manuscript by Mesrop of Xizan.
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The National Palace on the Zócalo is illuminated at night in 1961.
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His spotlight illuminated the eyes of spiders, foxes and a small owl.
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"The Illuminated Man" and "128th Psalm" share the theme of spiritual radiance.
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Her[sic] curiosity has illuminated the future of our super aging society.
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Quarter moons occur when only half of the moon's face is illuminated.
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Sharpness and color accuracy are both lacking, even in well illuminated images.
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The outside area featured an illuminated waterfall display and a small gazebo.
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Her second collection, Registers of Illuminated Villages, is forthcoming from Graywolf Press.
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Even further down lies an underground lake, illuminated by Swarovski crystal lights.
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When sunlight finally broke through the haze, it illuminated a hellish landscape.
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The crowd had concentrated in the lower seats surrounding the illuminated ring.
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An illuminated jukebox sits in the corner beside a red midcentury sofa.
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The sunrise illuminated the fall trees, splashing the valley in golden light.
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These frustrations illuminated the reality that Iranians desire more than basic goods.
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The orange light illuminated smoke that was climbing upward like a pillar.
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A winding staircase is illuminated by a double-height leaded-glass window.
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The space is illuminated by a pair of Tom Dixon pendant fixtures.
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Floodlights illuminated the surreal scene and speakers thumped the latest chart hits.
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Social scientists have illuminated these inequities in numerous robust lines of research.
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There also will be a keyless access system featuring illuminated door handles.
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TODAY'S WEATHER AND FINALLY A steady hand Illuminated manuscripts are so fascinating.
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The contrast between the illuminated bride and the silhouetted groom is stunning.
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The control knobs are illuminated with LED lights for nighttime grilling, too.
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Slanting winter sunlight illuminated the whitecolumned walls of the club's dining room.
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A small table lamp illuminated a jasmine flower in a red vase.
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I dug my oar, and everything was illuminated with phosphorescent green phytoplankton.
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Statcast's data further illuminated his fielding prowess with something called Catch Probability.
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NASA researchers also found that Middle Eastern cities are illuminated during Ramadan.
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Even within the same state, some cities were more illuminated than others.
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The prints, in shades of black, white and gray, look self-illuminated.
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GARRISON "Ecstatic Light," illuminated paintings of Peter Bynum, who will install a series of illuminated paintings on glass in the modernist designer Russel Wright's House and Studio, marking Manitoga's first presentation by a contemporary artist within the interiors.
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In the dark, with only the bones illuminated, the scale is truly striking.
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Even the tunnel itself is illuminated so riders are never looking into darkness.
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I think that the health challenges I went through illuminated that so much.
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And those are emblazoned with unique LED-illuminated Trans Am "T/A" logos.
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It really illuminated how powerful that music, and music in general, can be.
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Tea lights sit illuminated at the memorial for the victims of the massacre.
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Children are bundled up in sweaters, some wearing backpacks, while illuminated by flashlights.
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These find perhaps their fullest realization in illuminated manuscripts, most notably the Qur'an.
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Like flash photography, only the buildings are illuminated and rendered in careful detail.
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Illuminated pages from the Lindisfarne Gospels on the walls of an ancient cathedral.
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There was nothing more substantial in there than dust motes illuminated by daylight.
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The shops and restaurants on the muddy dark main street are suddenly illuminated.
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Alsup's long-cherished hobby illuminated issues at the very heart of Oracle v.
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Neon blue lighting — the must-have accessory of the future — illuminated the interior.
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Sheahan's grin practically illuminated the rink as he was mobbed by his teammates.
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Click here to view original GIFTake 160 Logitech gaming keyboards with illuminated keys.
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Froer authored popular books like Everything Is Illuminated and Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close.
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LED lights dance around and across the illuminated Porsche logo at the back.
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Using illuminated keys as a teaching device is also not a new concept.
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At night, this ice metropolis is illuminated by a rainbow of colored lights.
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Warning lights were illuminated, and the spacecraft guidance system lost its attitude reference.
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" The musical number ended with her lying on massive, illuminated letters readying "Conway.
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LED lights are everywhere, including an illuminated VW logo on the front grille.
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These hues glitter and shimmer as if illuminated from inside their glass surfaces.
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Figuring this out for myself illuminated my last problem with the Gear 360.
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The common preconception about gamers is that they like things complicated and illuminated.
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The magazine adds that Disney doesn't have a monopoly on the illuminated sweets.
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The bed can be illuminated with light coming from under the side rails.
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It consists of a donkey in a bare room, illuminated by a chandelier.
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"A group of students walking to class in the morning, illuminated by sunshine."
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"A child learning in her classroom, her face illuminated by natural gloomy light."
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Its secrets are only illuminated under the cover of night, existing within silhouettes.
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Their flashlights illuminated dog bones and bird bones like constellations in the sand.
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The car's rear is highlighted with 229 "illuminated, individual stars" lit by LED.
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At night Neom is supposed to be illuminated by a giant artificial moon.
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For Inflatable, Kuehnle is developing an environment of giant cylinders illuminated from within.
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Eventually, though, the place grows dark, and Joel, illuminated on the altar, disappears.
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The space is already populated with biomorphic objects resembling illuminated bushes and trees.
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The stage is still dark, Omär illuminated only by the image of Jordan.
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Nearby, the grand staircase was illuminated with a projection of a trash heap.
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It wasn't completely dark because the scoreboard and other signage were still illuminated.
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Here's an account of the painting's travels as further illuminated in the book.
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The weak light from the car's headlamp illuminated the unstable surface beneath me.
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He scans the crystalline buds, his face illuminated, trancelike, in the purple light.
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I admired a large Tolli painting of a turf home illuminated by sunlight.
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In "Red Utopia," the similarities and differences among parties are likewise illuminated visually.
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Visitors to the monument can walk among the soaring towers, illuminated from below.
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Erica fondly calls it Dee, after the first letter of its illuminated name.
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Its wooden case is "sort of like an illuminated manuscript," Mr. Koeppe said.
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And my guess is those kinds of things will be illuminated over time.
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A closer look though reveals illuminated buttons on the B and C pillars.
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The lamps illuminated little piles of travel receipts, wadded-up currency, other detritus.
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The statue was illuminated by spotlights and dozens of American flags encircled it.
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Without the hordes of people, Tuesday's parade illuminated the intricacies of contemporary costuming.
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So, what if you illuminated the subjects with x-rays or radio waves?
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They have rich colors during the day, but at night they are illuminated.
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Multicolored lights flashed in a space as dimly illuminated as a parking garage.
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Where does all our data go when it's not illuminated on a screen?
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This week, you'll be addressing the personal matters that the full Moon illuminated.
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The lights fade and there are now only pockets of the stage illuminated.
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With that, the travel and learning sector of your chart is being illuminated.
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A striped black-and-white face appeared at the edge of the illuminated lawn.
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In the process, he illuminated the special role Mr. Dylan plays in American jurisprudence.
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A set of winding stairs is illuminated ahead of you, a long hallway behind.
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Soon her thighs, calves, and feet wore an oily sheen illuminated by the candles.
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Illuminated with LED frames, they draw viewers near, but retain an air of mystery.
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When he illuminated the droplets in near-ultraviolet light, they began moving and dividing.
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The rear buttons are illuminated, which is something both Canon and Nikon whiffed on.
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On the day, a colourful cascade of fireworks illuminated Astana's gleaming space-age facades.
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From the air, Hall saw "a massive fire" that briefly illuminated the entire village.
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And I just loved how it would get illuminated as the cars go by.
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As looms rattle, bespectacled women stretch cloth over illuminated screens and check for imperfections.
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One sequence in the show featured children in illuminated pods that looked like cages.
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Everything Is Illuminated Back at Winterfell, the North is practicing archery and they suck.
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Illuminated with hundreds of coloured lightbulbs, the magnificent cave is a sight to behold.
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Each lamp consists of a cup-shaped reflector that's illuminated by a Xenon bulb.
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Ants crawl inside an illuminated maze that covers the wall like an integrated circuit.
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This one, however, houses the LCD in a huge LED-illuminated golden crown logo.
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The illuminated installation is made of tens of thousands of empty aluminum medicine packages.
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It was illuminated by two scarlet pulsing lights, and surrounded by a low thrumming.
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And with these results come new, illuminated articulations of life and its many facets.
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Trump didn't create the GOP's disconnect with the voters—he illuminated and exploited it.
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Finally, I illuminated my front porch and saw two policemen whispering to one another.
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Believe it or not, the light above fan is actually illuminated in this image.
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At night they're illuminated from the inside with LEDs, cleverly revealing their inner workings.
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Interior cubby holes serve as storage space and are illuminated with hidden LED lights.
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On it sat a yellow push button phone with several lines that often illuminated.
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The cover version illuminated how much Carrabba shares with the world of mainstream pop.
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At the end of the show, she wore cowboy boots illuminated with white lights.
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An early call to have all the athletes illuminated was scrapped as too ostentatious.
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The goal is to destroy the opponent's "nexus," which is an illuminated power source.
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Around the edge of the square, faces hovered, illuminated by the light from phones.
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A long block stretched between their backs and the runway illuminated by street lamps.
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Schools of illuminated 3D printed butterflies sail across the the station's sweeping perimeter walls.
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Though it's only 40% illuminated, its light is enough to overshadow the shooting stars.
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She fills in the outlines with recycled bottles of water illuminated by LED lights.
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People typically do not change their opinions when underlying hypocrisies or inconsistencies are illuminated.
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If those don't stupefy you, the view of the illuminated harbor almost certainly will.
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Even though all its action is clearly illuminated, the space surrounding it stays dark.
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Some included ties, which used to be common in the days before illuminated stadiums.
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Illuminated signs indicate which barber shop we happen to be inhabiting at that moment.
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These elements were illuminated in the nearby wall text, but the bells went unexplained.
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The padded headboards had built-in reading lamps, and under-bed lighting illuminated automatically.
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The head of each has been subtly illuminated, as if framed by self-consciousness.
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At Lord & Taylor, a sidewalk bower of illuminated greenery acts as an enchanted tunnel.
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The central figure is illuminated by virtue of his faith and the artist's brushstrokes.
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The switches themselves are illuminated from below with delightfully bright and customizable RGB lighting.
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The fire illuminated the sky and sent shock waves for miles around the complex.
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In a rare interview this fall, he illuminated the ideas behind his radical clothing.
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In between are seating and dining areas illuminated by six-over-six sash windows.
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I love it most at night, the illuminated dome gold against the blue sky.
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When I illuminated the mine with my penlight, there was an odd-shaped rock.
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These were strangers, but they were human beings — eloquently illuminated in Mr. Branch's article.
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All captured at night, the equipment appears as eerie structures, isolated and dramatically illuminated.
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But in 2009, sunlight finally illuminated the northern hemisphere, allowing Cassini to take a peek.
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They illuminated the future by shining a light backwards onto classical, folk and jazz elements.
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Joanna posted another photograph of Crew on Friday, showing him sleeping by an illuminated pool.
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Want to know how we made the 20 foot, 285 pound illuminated cross for #ThePassionLive?
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You stand outside a massive stone temple illuminated by the light of the full moon.
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A thoughtful, illuminated "Do Not Disturb" sign ensures even well-meaning attendants won't come a'knockin'.
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A thoughtful, illuminated "Do Not Disturb" sign ensures even well-meaning attendants won't come a'knockin'.
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In the snapshot, Schumer's silhouette is illuminated by the ocean and sunset in the distance.
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The Altamira neighborhood in Caracas, Venezuela, is partially illuminated during a power outage March 26.
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The flicker of tiny lighter flames once illuminated dimmed concert arenas during heart-wrenching numbers.
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The set, a kitchen before a live audience, is decked out with illuminated green plants.
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The illuminated title frames, laden with symbols and cast in a ruby light, promise thrills.
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The contrasting winds, waves, and high-pressure system in this image are illuminated by moonlight.
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When the polarization of light "matches" the chirality of a material, the material becomes illuminated.
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Not only is the Samsung 360 more illuminated, there is less noise in the blacks.
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The whole image shows the matter ejected by the supernova, illuminated by a passing shockwave.
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We attended one of Arthur Beatrice's earliest gigs—barely illuminated at East London's Shacklewell Arms.
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Rocket's (voiced by Bradley Cooper) space suits glow as if they were illuminated by blacklights.
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"You are the literal custodians in the vanguard of the new wig reality," Cowsill illuminated.
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Police were beaming lights into the neighborhood, and for a brief moment, they were illuminated.
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Meanwhile, the iPhone itself was still on at this point, its screen still brightly illuminated.
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The Arc de Triomphe is Illuminated to celebrate the ratification of the Paris Climate Agreement.
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And even the most terrible despair can be illuminated by a single ray of hope.
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Seeing the way the mental illness is roundly doubted, illuminated, endured by others is enough.
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Khruangbin and DJ Koze played in a sand-colored amphitheater, illuminated in blue and green.
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The first illuminated advert, for French mineral water Perrier, appeared in Piccadilly Circus in 1908.
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The students, their faces illuminated by their laptops, toggled between their notes and their code.
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In 15053 the astronomer and inventor Frank McClean bequeathed 21505 volumes and 25 illuminated fragments.
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Boy George lounges on a black leather couch illuminated by mood lighting reminiscent of Disneyland.
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The idea of go-go dancers in the club illuminated the space for people there.
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ARTFUL WORDS: CALLIGRAPHY IN ILLUMINATED MANUSCRIPTS Scrolling vines and curlicues, from England to Ethiopia. Dec.
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One owner's home was the first in the nation illuminated by Thomas Edison's light bulbs.
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Murray Gell-Mann's discoveries illuminated the most puzzling aspects of nature, and changed science forever.
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A single bare light bulb illuminated the room, a few ceramic butterflies adorned the walls.
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It was somewhat overexposed, so that it illuminated Jacqueline Kennedy's face behind her black veil.
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We sat in the cellar at tables arranged in a square and illuminated by candles.
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They are illuminated not only by five colored neons but by black lights and strobes.
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String lights and lighted accessories, like illuminated chalkboards, can also add warmth to a room.
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A yellow door opens to a spacious walk-in pantry illuminated by colorful pendant lights.
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Sydney's Opera House was illuminated with a display of red poppies to commemorate the day.
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Their eyes were illuminated by that special light that goes out sometime in your teens.
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They're on display at Americas Society, illuminated by light boxes in a dramatically darkened gallery.
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Let's look at some common First Amendment arguments; illuminated and debunked by a constitutional expert.
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On Monday night the top floors of Trump Tower were illuminated — the president was home.
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Last, #MeToo has illuminated how powerful men can abuse their positions of success and authority.
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The Ebola epidemic also illuminated a new road map for drug testing during an outbreak.
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The dafatir are novel, echoing Baghdad's past as an important source of illuminated Islamic manuscripts.
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His harmonies are so clear and well illuminated that you can reckon with each note.
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The performance takes place in a darkened space in which a small platform is illuminated.
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Fog pours in, illuminated by eerie blue shafts of light escaping from the basement below.
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A man stands on a street staring into a doorway illuminated by steam and light.
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An illuminated window high off the ground excites the gaze and plucks at the imagination.
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In this haunting epic tale, no one story seems too minor to be briefly illuminated.
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Light switches illuminated the perimeters of mirrors around the room, for a sleek, angular effect.
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Planners had drawn up a design for a fountain that would be illuminated at night.
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Owen's Electrical Tower was 207 feet tall with six arc lamps that illuminated the city.
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Altee Tenpenny's death was illuminated because he was a popular player on a national championship team.
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There's just something so primitively comforting about seeing an illuminated blob fart around in a tank.
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Behind a row of windows illuminated by a purple glow, three men swing pickaxes into furniture.
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Barkley's response to Curry's unanimous MVP was that it illuminated how "watered down" the NBA is.
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Inside, haunches of beef hung in a temperature-controlled display case, illuminated by gallery-style lighting.
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The screen display is illuminated and displays tons of weather information over the last 12 hours.
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It is a strange world of long tunnels and cavernous spaces illuminated by headlamps and floodlights.
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A few minutes later they spotted a vehicle entering the area with an illuminated Lyft sign.
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Mars is especially photogenic during opposition because it can be seen fully illuminated by the sun.
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" —Amy Cookson (BuzzFeed Book Club) "Reading Everything Is Illuminated was a visual journey of its own.
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One commenter also illuminated the fact that Swift's cover contains some major Galliano-for-Diptyque vibes.
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At the heart of this trend is one goal: create an illuminated glow around the face.
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Some patterns folded in a specific order even when only one color of light illuminated them.
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So each inscribed brick has a light beside it, which is illuminated on the personal anniversary.
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Birdie's dreams are illustrated with paper puppets and comic book pages re-imagined as illuminated manuscripts.
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The Palace of Justice was illuminated during the Festival of Light and Motion Putrajaya on Dec.
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ET, a small search vessel cuts through the dark water, its path illuminated by a flare.
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Specifically, artists used it to create illuminated manuscripts, which are intricately painted, often with precious materials.
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North Korea was quickly to pout out what happened to Muammar Gaddafi as you just illuminated.
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Aric Toler's face is illuminated only by the glow of the video playing on his laptop.
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Each rendition illuminated how deeply rooted his influence remains across a range of styles and genres.
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The 2016 election and its outcomes illuminated plenty of mistakes made by candidates and journalists alike.
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Derillo remarked that there are 4683 illuminated manuscripts with over 2468 painted miniatures in the collection.
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Westminster Abbey in London is illuminated by the 'Light of the Spirit' installation, by Patrice Warrener.
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The installation Joining the Dots by Cleary Connolly is illuminated at Battle Bridge Place in London.
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The light of a Tablet illuminated the face of the one able to stand most still.
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As a polemicist, he will, appropriately, deploy the Thatcher he has illuminated for his own purposes.
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But you might have to endure under-illuminated projection, muddy sound and the threat of bedbugs.
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The hearing included a few other exchanges with Sullivan that illuminated his thinking from the bench.
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The idle rigs on the horizon, illuminated by the blinding flashes, looked like ideal lightning rods.
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Dorothy Hood: Illuminated Earth continues at McClain Gallery (2242 Richmond Avenue, Houston, Texas) through December 21.
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And scenes of mighty lightning storms, the aurora borealis and cities illuminated at night are magnificent.
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He was interested in everything, and each topic that flickers under his gaze is sharply illuminated.
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This mimics the most illuminated part of neon lights, making it appear brighter than the rest.
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Illuminated onstage in a darkened theater, they move to a score of classical and contemporary music.
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Thousands watched from streets and bridges as around 400 kayaks illuminated the Danish capital's dark canals.
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This election especially illuminated how much of a divide there is between rural and urban America.
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This photo it took of Earth shows the South Pole and Antarctica illuminated by the sun.
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The illuminated zone at the surface of the sea where enough sunlight is available for photosynthesis.
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Soon, the sun set and the White House was illuminated in lights, emphasizing the Halloween decor.
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We last saw Seth a year ago, when he illuminated us with Bulbs and More Bulbs.
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In one corner of the mall sat a giant fake bird head illuminated by multicolored lights.
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The court proceedings also illuminated how the surge in violence after Gray's death abetted the corruption.
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Another, hanging from a twisted sheet in the dark, virtually naked, illuminated by a flashlight beam.
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Illuminated by 14 circular skylights, the catacomb is 155 feet long but only 10 feet wide.
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Decorative lighting still hangs from a stage on the festival ground, and it's illuminated at night.
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An illuminated green plastic sculpture with a pitched roof stands in the center of the space.
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Now it also owns a rare Jewish illuminated manuscript from 1296, known as the Rothschild Pentateuch.
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The piece occurs largely in the dark, with bodies — or parts of them — illuminated by flashlights.
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Exhaustive coverage of this specific outbreak has illuminated what a bastion of disease cruises can be.
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The reason: a dozen illuminated seesaws in the middle of Broadway, between 37th and 38th streets.
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Ascending the stairs, which are illuminated by a restored decorative skylight, you reach the second floor.
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The New South Wales Rural Fire Service shared a video of the illuminated sails on Facebook.
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The home's lower level has a walk-in wine storage nook illuminated with elegant blue lights.
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In both his fiction and documentary work, Schroeder has long illuminated dark corners of human behavior.
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People tend to look the best when illuminated by light bulbs that measure around 2700 kelvins.
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The exhibition begins in a dark antechamber faintly illuminated by the projection of a primeval waterscape.
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The Morgan Library & Museum acquired a manuscript leaf illuminated by the Master of Catherine of Cleves.
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Our top budget desk lamp pick will keep your homework illuminated during your first all-nighter.
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They didn't speak or look in our direction, but their faces were illuminated by their phones.
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He has illuminated the evidence, and lack thereof, behind detox foot baths, homeopathy, and ear candling.
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The lights didn't show on the carpet, but Posen posted images of the dress illuminated on Instagram.
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Anderson&aposs shirt was illuminated in the headlights before he disappeared under the vehicle by the curb.
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In this monochrome view, part of the planet is illuminated by light reflected from Saturn's icy rings.
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Every scene in the film seems to be illuminated by either starlight or some kind of sun.
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The man in the center, illuminated by fluorescent lights, spoke to a camera in front of him.
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Their faces illuminated by the screens on their devices, Cubans talked with family members and friends abroad.
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Choe's visual artwork is on view in a pitch-black room, illuminated only by the guide's flashlight.
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"In Vienna, the tunnels are so clean and well-illuminated"—perfect for both graffiti writing and photography.
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Illuminated by a cellphone, he and Billy looked out into the yawning darkness of the empty courtyard.
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Thankfully, there were no less than 30 candles and tea lights to keep the room well-illuminated.
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So when an object is illuminated, light will continue to bounce off it in a straight line.
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Villainy and virtue are clearly marked, and the evil that Tubman resisted is illuminated alongside her bravery.
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The dogs then make their grand entrance between two planters that are illuminated with neon purple lights.
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And, of course, it's still a gaming laptop, so there's a mechanical keyboard with LED-illuminated keys.
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In terms of the illuminated manuscripts, this was a direct reference in the How Iraqi are you?
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Meanwhile, an illuminated drum line pounded away upon his entry into the two-level club at Aria.
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And the Story Bridge in Queensland illuminated the colors of the Parisian flag across the Brisbane River.
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But electrically controlling them with an app and having illuminated flush door handles is asking for trouble.
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Inside the courtyard, illuminated letters scroll down the building from all four sides and in numerous places.
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Even if a red object is illuminated by green light, it is still understood to be red.
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I set up a blind, and got in that, and illuminated the kill area with infrared light.
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Two flashlights illuminated him like golden, premature spotlights, leaving everything else in purple and blue and black.
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To a non-musician, the murals, with their combinations of images and letters, resemble illuminated-manuscript pages.
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Underwood&aposs silhouette is in clear view with the illuminated stage of the packed theater behind her.
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With the laser illuminated attack mode, the weapon will use its laser spot tracker to strike accurately.
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To do so would require extensive discussions that must be "conducted in public" and "illuminated by fact".
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And that's pretty much it, besides a little Pacific Northwest scenery and a road illuminated by headlights.
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Crimson lights illuminated the intricately beaded gowns that fluttered down the runway in golds, blacks and reds.
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Producers are also recruiting ordinary people to help carry a large illuminated cross through the city's streets.
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The 17-meter light sculpture shows an illuminated figure diving into the water with an enormous splash.
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German artist Käthe Kollwitz illuminated the hardships of the working class in her evocative paintings and prints.
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This year he has painstakingly assembled a joyfully illuminated abstraction, unrestrained in both its scope and ambition.
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"Even the most terrible despair can be illuminated by a single ray of hope," he said Monday.
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I step out of my ship and walk through a dark hallway, illuminated by strange golden spheres.
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Every dry, dusty square metre of it has been peered at by cameras and illuminated by altimeters.
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Guests were given flower crowns and the vessel was decked out with floral arrangements and illuminated trees.
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And few records have illuminated more of his activities and connections than those of his private jets.
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But the announcer said MTV wanted "the entire upper bowl" to be illuminated for Mendes and Cabello.
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It certainly has illuminated the long-term cognitive trauma that the country's most beloved sport can cause.
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Probably the coolest upgrade from the Atari 2600 of yore is the illuminated Atari logo in front.
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The photo appears to have been taken at night, the scene illuminated by lights from a vehicle.
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Riley Nolan marveled at the illuminated outlines of the Philippines' financial hub in the city of Makati.
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Women wearing illuminated devil horns and halos made out of pipe cleaners milled around on the sidewalk.
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At the end of this dim hallway stands an illuminated image of Joseph Stalin carrying a child.
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A life, then, of repeated displacement and exile, illuminated by the long-dreamed-of homeland of justice.
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Ngo's broadcasts on loudspeakers that hung from the ceiling in a cellblock illuminated by a single bulb.
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In one area, a glass display case was illuminated by the red bulb of a heat lamp.
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As a result, they are far more challenging to spot than planets illuminated by their parent stars.
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This means "The Illuminated Mural" was a noncommissioned work but received community support from the very beginning.
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Text has a long history in visual art, from hieroglyphs to medieval illuminated manuscripts and conceptual art.
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He crossed from roof to roof, and then, with a rope, lowered himself to the illuminated apartment.
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But here, at last, was a relic from a genius's early life that left you feeling illuminated.
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Thousands of protesters waved flags and illuminated mobile phones in the darkness and drivers hooted car horns.
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PHILADELPHIA — "Written on Skin," an opera about the creation of an illuminated manuscript, isn't an open book.
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So, when is the best time to go out and create an illuminated drawing on your own?
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On the overhead screen, there was an image of a young blonde, her hair illuminated by sunlight.
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Elsewhere, an iridescent illuminated manuscript of Latin psalters sits across a banal display of plastic BIC pens.
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The Hutchison Memorial Hut, colloquially called the Hutchie Hut, illuminated by moonlight in Scotland's Cairngorms National Park.
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He drove out to his fields, where golden sunshine illuminated rows of soybeans stretching to the horizon.
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The sunrise room has brightly illuminated walls, which help create a feeling of being outside during dawn.
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The arena then illuminated the victims' names in gold on the ice during 58 seconds of silence.
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Everything illuminated everything else; everything was interesting; great Elvis was as worthy of enjoyment as great Mozart.
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" Outside of the White House, a group of protesters held illuminated signs that spelled out "Save Mueller.
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The inspirations that illuminated the mountains of Cuba and the jungles of Vietnam would never have been.
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He throws parties deejayed by Jimmy (Diego Luna) and illuminated by neon lights against the desert sky.
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Illuminated against the night sky, seemingly fueled by adoration, Sean the musician began to sing a capella.
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DDT, they found, exhibited the characteristic pinwheel gradients of a helical crystal when illuminated with polarized light.
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But a lawsuit filed in federal court in Brooklyn on Tuesday illuminated another unsavory side of Nxivm.
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The bet illuminated another important investment lesson: Though markets are generally rational, they occasionally do crazy things.
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We see migrants hoisting each other into abandoned farmhouses, illuminated just by the light of mobile phones.
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And an illuminated floor, not directly visible in the most widely circulated images, intensified the dramatic underlighting.
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The art and illuminated marquee are accurate to the original cabinet from back in the day, too.
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While chronicling the infighting among the researchers, "The Discovery of Insulin" also illuminated the science of endocrinology.
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Because the location allows Tarantino, like a theatre manager, to put a title on the illuminated sign.
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As The Crown has illuminated viewers over three seasons, Princess Margaret's life was marred by personal tragedy.
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The illuminated light is yellow, which suggests little by way of either readiness or lack of readiness.
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King's illuminated quotation on The Light House shines like a beacon of hope summoning all to enter.
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His system looks like a sealed reactor full of water, illuminated from the outside, shiny photodiodes within.
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The bare fluorescent light bulbs illuminated dusty glass shelves packed full of ivory carvings, but no customers.
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After drifting onto the runway, the drone leads viewers into arcs of light and illuminated geometric shapes.
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But now my son thinks anything with an illuminated green ring means it's a portal for Alexa.
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Pontormo's figures, though illuminated in godliness, are invariably human in their proportions and hushed in their emotions.
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Foer is the author of Everything is Illuminated, Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close, Eating Animals, and other books.
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The Place The elevator opens to a dark, spacious room illuminated by filament bulbs and squiggles of neon.
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The scene appears illuminated, because it was: Saturn's extensive ring system reflects sunlight onto the planet's night side.
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Red lights illuminated the dark hallways, leading guests to a room surrounded by black curtains and smoky lighting.
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Because of Uranus' funky tilt, its poles are alternately illuminated during its 84-year trip around the Sun.
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His image of the iconic Battersea Power Station captures that structure shrouded in mist and illuminated by streetlights.
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The gaudy rigs sport acres of chrome, neon, and velvet, and drivers ride in cabs illuminated by chandeliers.
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The Canadian designer/letterer/artist Marian Bantjes's book I Wonder is a wildly illuminated manuscript of observational philosophy.
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In the distance looms a large, illuminated red "X," marking the Mexico side of the U.S.-Mexico border.
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The Eiffel Tower is illuminated during a light show to celebrate its 130th anniversary in Paris, May 15.
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Crowds of people had gathered in the darkness, illuminated by the blue and red of flashing police lights.
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For example, when you take a look at search advertising revenue, the problem becomes illuminated in shocking clarity.
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Bright lights illuminated the scene as heavy machinery lifted wide slabs of concrete that fell onto the streets.
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The sunsets, where the clouds are illuminated by an unearthly light, leave you clutching your heart in wonder.
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The exquisitely illuminated pages of complete books—each volume heavy with a distinctive past—line well-lit walls.
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He was in a small space surrounded by medical equipment, illuminated by a bright light on the ceiling.
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They were rarely occupied during the flight, judging by how few times I saw the "occupied" signs illuminated.
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PoolCandy is selling an Illuminated Buffet Cooler that holds your food and drinks while you're in the pool.
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Few books illuminated the worlds of marketing, sales, psychology, and leadership as Dr. Robert Cialdini's 1984 classic Influence.
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It has illuminated complex issues like mass incarceration and racial bias in policing for millions of white Americans.
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Then, the team teased out those signals that illuminated only what they wanted to take a picture of.
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Although Baker makes her own illuminated formula, any formula that's slightly lighter than your skin tone should work.
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The fireworks show began with a procession of boats, illuminated by Chinese lanterns, on one of the lakes.
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The setting sun illuminated the rocket's expelled gas just right, creating a beautiful white plume above the Earth.
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Video posted to YouTube showed similar scenes — firefighters being raised into open windows as spotlights illuminated the damage.
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Renowned fighter Lerdsila Chumpaitour regularly fights in China, and often sees his name illuminated on fans' homemade signs.
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More Chinese lanterns illuminated the backyard, where extremely cheerful staff offered me a taste from the taco table.
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At night it stays easy to read thanks to the brightly illuminated hands that are slow to fade.
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The master bedroom and master bath are illuminated by chandeliers that belonged to Ms. Levy's maternal grandmother, Freda.
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The front of the train was curved and jet black, with the letter of the line profoundly illuminated.
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"In so doing, they've not only entertained the world, but illuminated the full range of the human experience."
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As it turns out no one had to contact the United Nations, because Johnson himself illuminated the situation.
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I would look out from the covers, my eyes illuminated by moonlight as it splintered through the shutters.
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But it illuminated the major difference between the two singers, whose audiences might seem congruent from a distance.
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This Mr. Christmas animated tree topper is one of the newest and cutest illuminated toppers on the market.
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The first was a short animated film, the second a book loosely inspired by early medieval illuminated manuscripts.
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The U.S. Trade Representative's ongoing investigation into these shenanigans has illuminated the ways China's regulators railroad U.S. corporations.
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In many of them, gunshots could be heard ringing out against a city illuminated by flashing police lights.
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An illuminated "Edison" sign at the top of the building solidified the region as an emerging economic power.
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In Everything Is Illuminated, it was the Holocaust; in Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, the September 11 attacks.
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I remembered seeing the Saturn V illuminated with the xenon lights and how majestic and powerful it looked.
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If America's decision has illuminated one thing, it is that the consensus forged in 2015 is beyond recall.
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Swarms of normally invisible organisms, illuminated by fluorescent dye, were suddenly brought into sharp relief before her eyes.
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The decorations were sparse but tasteful, with an illuminated tree onstage, and candles on every audience member's table.
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"It was like a cartoon where the lightbulb on top of my head illuminated," Salgado told Business Insider.
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The court also acted on an unusually large number of emergency applications that illuminated tensions on the court.
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An open staircase, illuminated by a large window, rises to a spacious landing with a mirrored display case.
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It is partially illuminated by a spotlight and set at a slight angle, like an off-kilter crown.
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Leaves rustled at the windows, huge skylights illuminated the living room and they could hear birds chirping outside.
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Yes, this really is an evening event illuminated by the sun — in this case, through solar-powered lights.
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Through the window, he spotted a concrete paradise, with blinking signs and illuminated skyscrapers complementing the setting sun.
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They have moss-covered gardens filled with orchids, hibiscus and flamboyants, which are illuminated at night by fireflies.
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At The Noguchi Museum in Queens, see his prolific work, illuminated innovatively, thanks to Noguchi's fascination with light.
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And the one with his hands on the wheel — hands illuminated only by the dashboard light — was me.
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Pros: Huge cooking surface, side burner, LED illuminated knobs, controlled and even heatingCons: Occasional faulty electric starter, expensive
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Video shows the shell exploding in a massive burst of red that illuminated the sky and nearby ridgelines.
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The videos, he said, illuminated the generous, family spirit that bodega workers share with the people they serve.
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The meeting illuminated how some of the country's youngest and most influential activists see themselves and their movement.
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These were all satisfying answers to questions that have built over eight episodes and illuminated the enigmatic character.
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The town hall has illuminated giant angels with trumpets above the narrow street that leads to the cathedral.
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Now, water fountains dance outside, music blares, and an illuminated sign obscuring their logo reads "Pulse of Riyadh".
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Shows a woman crossing the road in darkness suddenly illuminated by headlights about 85033 seconds before impact. pic.twitter.
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He nodded, somewhat stung by her dismissal, and exited into the hallway, which was empty and cruelly illuminated.
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Exit polling during the primaries illuminated certain realities about Trump supporters: They are predominantly white and predominantly male.
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Portraits of civil rights heroes fill the rotunda ceiling; an illuminated sculpture pulses and glows; gospel songs play.
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Lined with his art collection, it is illuminated by four crystal-and-nickel Galaxy chandeliers designed by Jan Pauwels.
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The illuminated area reacts with the paint, causing it and the gold beneath to be etched away with chemicals.
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It's a better idea in theory than in practice since phones don't actually keep their screens illuminated while charging.
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Embers still glowed in the remains of a fire, and a full moon illuminated the dunes in the distance.
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The recent attention to Mr. Trump's "personal attorney" Michael Cohen illuminated another not uncommon practice of the business world.
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Some distance away, a square box is illuminated; inside is Ms. Herbertson, standing still, in silhouette, amid swirling fog.
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It then illuminated the tower and prompted cheers and the honking of car horns for blocks around the structure.
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Among the most striking items is a circular heap of broken bone china that is illuminated by a spotlight.
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When Jonathan Safran Foer published his first novel, Everything Is Illuminated, in 2002, he became an instant literary sensation.
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Like Razer's Firefly, it features colorful and programmable lighting for giving a perfect illuminated touch to your gaming rig.
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I twisted on my flashlight, which gave some comfort, but only illuminated the thinnest sliver of my new world.
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In her admittance that things are not all peachy, she has also illuminated a pathway to healing and acceptance.
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"It is dangerous to cross roadways in the evening hour when well-illuminated, managed crosswalks are available," she said.
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LuMee is a phone case that lights up in the back, making your face look illuminated in the selfie.
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Detached skyscrapers float in the sky, cityscapes face their mirrors, and illuminated buildings become a geometric matrix of lights.
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Half the globe is always illuminated, but where the dividing line is between day and night is always changing.
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But under Mishan's pen, dining at Sagara is animated by history, illuminated by the lives of Mr. and Mrs.
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How parts of the brain responded to each task illuminated how well they were able to reframe their thinking.
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Whether she's exploring volcanoes or glaciers, Austad's illuminated sculptures shed light on the scientific principles behind our changing planet.
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They are also going through some things in the present day that will be illuminated through this Iraq flashback.
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Is there anything you learned from all this other work that illuminated what you do together as Ava Luna?
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In Berlin, the Brandenburg Gate was illuminated in the Belgian flag, another symbol of defiance from a neighboring country.
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Parallel runway 28L was closed for construction and was unlit except for a 20-foot illuminated 'X' on it.
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The walls are adorned with fine stonework and hand-painted signs of the zodiac, illuminated by shimmering wall lights.
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Kris Van Assche erected a funfair for his Dior Homme show, roller coaster tracks illuminated with multicolored flashing lights.
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The Napoleonic period and the dissolution of religious institutions brought a vast number of illuminated manuscripts to the market.
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GARRISON "Ecstatic Light": installation of illuminated paintings by Peter Bynum in the modernist designer Russel Wright's house and studio.
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It's unusual for a pop star to be illuminated onstage with colored lights, as opposed to a white spotlight.
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The FOGGIE acronym refers to the term "cosmic fog" which describes intergalactic gases that are illuminated by nearby galaxies.
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And then, of course, the one thing I could see was that mole, illuminated and kissed by the sun.
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Late in his career, de La Tour focused on nighttime scenes illuminated only by the light of one candle.
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The spire of 1 World Trade Center has been illuminated in many colors since the tower opened in 2014.
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In Written on Skin, currently playing at Opera Philadelphia, an illuminated manuscript artist gets involved with his patron's wife.
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"The Illuminated Mural" is a central part of my livelihood, and I would be devastated to see it destroyed.
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You'll be left with skin that looks, well, just like your skin but a little more even and illuminated.
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What electrifies this solemn space is the modern rose window, illuminated by the East sun and installed in 2010.
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It basically looks exactly like the arcade game of yesteryear, including the wood cabinet, illuminated marquee, accents, and more.
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A group of mannequins are visible in the illuminated showroom, like eerie figures out of a Twilight Zone episode.
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The muted gray-brown of a lower leg turns abruptly into the brilliant beige-pink of an illuminated thigh.
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The discussion has illuminated deep divisions between Anglican conservatives defending traditional values and those seeking a more liberal approach.
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One gains a sense of a vast, deserted space, beautiful but also a bit threatening, illuminated by cold light.
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The museum's darkened room will be illuminated by small concrete houses cast from milk cartons and lit from within.
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It has illuminated keys, with automatic hand detection, which you can turn off if you want longer battery life.
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The giant illuminated emblem of its most famous car, the Mercedes, towers above the main train station, greeting visitors.
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The modernist crossing — illuminated by a light show ahead of its opening — was constructed using 35,000 tons of steel.
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And an early motion-picture camera captures the fairyland allure of a world's fair, slowly panning its illuminated buildings.
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He emerges with treasures: the props and furniture out of which he fashions provisional rooms, illuminated by rickety lamps.
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She and her husband and 175 guests gathered for cocktails in a ballroom illuminated by a dozen crystal chandeliers.
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"We could see that it was self-illuminated," said Chris Ratzlaff, a photographer who is the Facebook group's administrator.
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She also had texts and emails from her time with Dr. Ablow that illuminated what she considered those transgressions.
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Born in the 1850s, the steel industry connected our country through rail and illuminated its cities with soaring skyscrapers.
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They sat in a half circle in a stark white room illuminated by the eye of a large projector.
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Inside a two-room house, illuminated by a single light affixed to a cement wall, he starts his story.
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An abandoned house on McDougall Street in Detroit, now illuminated by one of the city's newly installed LED streetlights.
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And, this is the last new MacBook you can buy that features the illuminated Apple logo on the lid.
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The going rate was $1,000 per "GPU share," a unit of measure that isn't illuminated in the marketing materials.
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It also requires rideshare drivers to have illuminated signs on their vehicles that are provided by the rideshare company.
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Lawmakers in South Carolina House of Representatives introduced legislation this week requiring ride-share vehicles to display illuminated signs.
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Instead, drivers and passengers must press illuminated buttons on the B and C pillars to pop the doors open.
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The partnership sector of your chart is also illuminated by the Sun when Cancer season begins on Thursday morning.
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Exit polling during the primaries has illuminated certain realities about Trump supporters: They are predominantly white and predominantly male.
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The two women might be conflicted about whatever happened to Calvin, which is never illuminated, though suicide is implied.
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The Utrecht Psalter then became an important source for several other illuminated manuscripts in the 11th and 12th centuries.
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She's wearing a donated Cradle of Filth T-shirt, illuminated by neon signs outside an arcade declaring CASH PRIZES.
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Now as I practice, I am keeping the candlelight illuminated, and I can also share the practice with others.
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With a window into the cell's activity, Liu said, he hopes a dark corner of biology will finally be illuminated.
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As you probably know, we call a moon "full" when its face is completely illuminated from our perspective on earth.
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And in the final scenes, BTS dance on a Broadway-like stage with their entire discography illuminated on flashing marquees.
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The current moonphase is displayed and illuminated in the watch as well as the time-telling planets and decorative stars.
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At first glance, the photos are remarkably similar—a large crowd gathered around a monument, the scene illuminated by firelight.
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The month up until the 21st has been spent working with our finances as the Sun illuminated money minded Taurus.
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I stood there a few days ago, illuminated by the glow of a canary yellow ad for Spectacles by Snap.
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The result doesn't just make for a standout masking experience, but bright, illuminated skin with zero redness, tightness, or irritation.
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It's hard to not get a chill as you see these truths illuminated on FAIRR's Factory Farming infographic and report.
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That has the company implementing LEDs, just as they would on their cars, but as illuminated markers on swimmers' bodies.
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Fireworks explode over illuminated ice sculptures during the opening day of 35th Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival on Jan.
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Mr Akira, who guides traffic with an illuminated baton outside a Burger King in Tokyo, is one of the latter.
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I really want to thank the fans for keeping all those things very much illuminated as part of his legacy.
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It's why deadmau5 wears a giant mouse mask and Bear Grillz dresses up with a bear mask with illuminated eyes.
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And in New York, the spire of One World Trade Center was illuminated in the colors of the Spanish flag.
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High-wire artist Andrea Loreni has just completed a 135-metre-long, illuminated tightrope walk across the Tiber, reports ABC.
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The scientists also monitored cabbage thistles and found that the plants in the illuminated meadows produced 13 percent less fruit.
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Tom Blachford's photographs in Midnight Modern were taken between midnight and 5am in Palm Springs, illuminated only by the moon.
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Holl's remarks illuminated something I felt in the Marden installation, that the space seems to have been made for it.
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The illuminated boards appeared to show all the usual classics; McNuggets, wraps, fries, the usual soft drinks, and meal combos.
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At its preview event, Samsung illuminated the transparent cable, but tragically that's now how things work out of the box.
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For a short moment before the video cut, the faded image was illuminated by her full lips drenched in red.
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Often, you'd just have to move it back and forth a couple times until the P for Park was illuminated.
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It illuminated Neptune's rings, a giant, ephemeral vortex called the "Great Dark Spot," and geysers on its largest moon, Triton.
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Illuminated from within, the structures would then inflate simultaneously over the border to create six glowing archways, as shown above.
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You can select a plug-in night light or an illuminated frame to give a nice touch to any room.
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Exhibit A: The Witch Head Nebula, located 133 light years from Earth and illuminated by the nearby giant star Rigel.
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Soon a slew of dancers took to the floor and used large, illuminated objects to resemble the country's Olympics logo.
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A particularly powerful adaptation is their ability to turn on this fructose pathway that Park and his team have illuminated.
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Vandenberg is around 150 miles away from LA, giving the city a front row view of the illuminated rocket: WOW!!!
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He drew a galaxy on an illuminated piece of glass with sand, salt, and spices, and fluids to simulate nebulae.
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Some of the glorious few that survive are owned by the Morgan Library, which will display them alongside illuminated manuscripts.
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Yet each channel in the plate can be illuminated, which causes the light-averse amoeba to retract from that channel.
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I would never in a million years let her watch the show, but it would have illuminated things a little.
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Between periods, a futuristic-looking drum line, illuminated by LED gloves and goggles, thunders away on flashing, neon-yellow snares.
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The stove light illuminated the area as Josiah Zayner crushed the shit with a pestle, creating a brownish-yellow sludge.
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Upon closer inspection, Saturn's night side is also visible (near top center), faintly illuminated by sunlight reflected off the rings.
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And it's a very visible shift — the moon is completely invisible (while it's new) until a tiny sliver is illuminated.
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There was a full moon in Scorpio early this morning, which illuminated the sector of your chart that rules relationships!
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A very private, personal part of your chart is being illuminated by today's full moon in grounded Earth sign Capricorn.
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From my ringside seat, I watch the five-man kitchen crew meticulously assemble dishes along the droplight-illuminated chef's counter.
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Hopefully, we'll get over to Disneyland before September 10, so we can chase our gleaming cotton candy with illuminated lemonade.
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This means that the screen is always illuminated and won't make you whip your wrist just to check the time.
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One aficionado compared the experience of watching a Technicolor nitrate print of Black Narcissus (1947) to reading an illuminated manuscript.
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Florence Nightingale, then 29 and struggling to gain independence from her parents, recalled crawling into tombs illuminated by smoking torches.
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The icon should be grayed out, but if it's illuminated white, this means that you have Do Not Disturb on.
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Each sample is suspended in a sphere of clear resin that can be illuminated with the touch of a button.
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Sabbatical is a two-meter-tall aluminum and wood human head suspended on the end of an illuminated wooden stand.
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To date, they've either illuminated, heated, or otherwise equipped, by their estimates, some 300,000 people around the world to date.
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GARRISON "Ecstatic Light," installation of illuminated paintings by Peter Bynum in the house and studio of Russel Wright, modernist designer.
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A new, flat laylight has been installed in its place, with translucent panels that are illuminated from behind by LEDs.
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To really make that [kind of illuminated] skin, it's a lot of different [products] so you can tailor your look.
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In a dark room illuminated with red and green lasers, LASERsHOW teaches visitors about the creation and purpose of lasers.
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In his painting, Millet's couple are transformed into ancient, gigantic sculptural ruins in a barren landscape illuminated by the moon.
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Illuminated Capiz Star Tree Topper, $38When lit up, this Christmas tree topper surrounds your tree in a beautiful, shimmery sheen.
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Cai's public art project Fireflies invites visitors to ride in padicabs illuminated by lanterns down the bustling Benjamin Franklin Parkway.
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The slate-black tower is illuminated from within by ice-blue LEDs, and filled to the brim with powerful hardware.
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As a consequence, his audience seems not just willing but eager to place its collective dignity in his illuminated hands.
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INDOORS A living area with 3043-foot ceilings is illuminated by double-height stained glass windows and an original chandelier.
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The glow of candlelight illuminated the faces of those who circled the church three times before dispersing into the night.
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For government watchdogs, the trial illuminated the swamp of corruption in Albany, as well as officials' refusal to address it.
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They danced in circles around a stage in the middle of the plaza, illuminated by hanging red and white lanterns.
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But this year, the full Moon is just a few days away, so our lunar neighbor is almost fully illuminated.
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What mattered was how an individual life illuminated literature and vice versa, not the flotsam and facticity of someone's days.
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It's a wild, illuminated memory palace of a book — with only a smattering of dialogue and tantalizing wisps of plot.
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After sunset, you'll get the show of a lifetime — planets, meteor showers, stars — illuminated against northern Maine's inky black skies.
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A high-definition camera on the remotely operated vehicle can then capture the inner pumping mechanisms illuminated by the laser.
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Those standards require escape hatches to be at least 32 inches wide, and for vessels to have illuminated exit signs.
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Houses on Stanley Street in Schenectady, N.Y., that are illuminated with LED lights as part of the "Breathing Lights" project.
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In Siatta's case, he said, the journal that illuminated his combat history was not available during the plea-negotiation phase.
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Others illuminated the limitations of a child welfare agency that is but one part of the safety net for families.
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The blackout illuminated broader problems in Britain's electricity system that will need to be resolved as it tries to decarbonise.
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The illuminated, transparent canopy is lightweight but durable and will preserve the views of the Brooklyn Bridge and the harbor.
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A new illuminated badge indicator makes it easy to see if the lock is closed or open from a glance.
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Only a few stars and a cloudy moon illuminated our running and jumping as we let freedom eradicate our shame.
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It wouldn't be a massive leap for it to bring back its illuminated logo with a little practical functionality added.
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Where we were, in the main shopping district, the action was garishly illuminated by the LCD displays of global brands.
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It would be nice to have a robust conversation among the candidates that illuminated their thinking and educated the public.
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In the time since, fans have flooded Twitter with images and GIFs of Hogwarts students with wands raised and illuminated.
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Mr. Feldman wanted to move the stairs toward the center of the house, where they could be illuminated with skylights.
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I imagined being mentored by men in tweed jackets sitting in oversize armchairs, our faces illuminated by a crackling fire.
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Mushi Yang's illuminated geometric design series, Transformation (2018) and Baoyang Chen's suspended sign, reading Do Androids Dream of Electric Cows ?
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During his walkout, it's common for Lerdsila to spot his name illuminated on electric signs held aloft by Chinese fans.
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It would be nice to have a robust conversation among the candidates that illuminated their thinking and educated the public.
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In that alien landscape, I'd wake up and see the illuminated darkness that was the daytime burning of oil wells.
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I'm sure it was true of many businesses — big business, Wall Street, politics — but it was very illuminated in Hollywood.
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There's illuminated keys that can be synced with Razer's Synapse app (although they're sadly just white LEDs, not the usual rainbow).
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So with that logic in mind, the deeper the cuts, the lighter Mario's body will appear once the pumpkin is illuminated.
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With the DreamScreen, the entire room is illuminated, including the dirty laundry in the far corner that I'm trying to ignore.
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The production cut abruptly from an interview with a grieving mother — one of the illuminated cross processors — to Chris Daughtry. 14.
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But it is important to state clearly two important facts that are illuminated (yet again) by this latest Trump administration move.
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Below that text, she sent her own brain scan image, which had almost double the areas as the PTSD sample illuminated.
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Seventeen illuminated plastic angels representing the victims of the shooting were placed in the park's amphitheater, the Sun Sentinel also reported.
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He drew me to a window and we looked down at the statehouse building, its round top illuminated in the sun.
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Public buildings in Australia and New Zealand were illuminated in the colors of the Turkish flag in memory of the victims.
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You refer to certain styles of historical painting that are sometimes categorized as "decorative"—Japanese painting, Persian miniatures, illuminated Arab manuscripts.
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I just wish there was way to turn off the illuminated logos, because sometimes I feel like a walking traffic light.
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You, illuminated by the incandescent bulbs of your shared work-space, are an intricate blessing, God's greatest design, the final product.
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A blinding guide light ashore came on, but served only to indicate direction and illuminated nothing beyond dozens of milling boats.
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The centerpiece of the A7 III is a brand new backside illuminated 24.2-megapixel sensor with 73-axis optical image stabilization.
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Instead, the tunnel was embraced by pedestrians and became quite the destination in itself, illuminated by gaslights and lined by vendors.
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A meteor entering the Earth's atmosphere exploded in Michigan's sky overnight in a spectacle that briefly illuminated the city of Detroit.
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And when the Sun remains in the same spot overhead, the bottoms of these pits stay illuminated and continue to deepen.
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I get a cappuccino and an orange cream puff and get lost in a book (Everything is Illuminated by Jonathan Foer).
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If the driver reaches over toward the unoccupied front passenger seat in the dark, it will be illuminated automatically, Mercedes said.
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One blaster is infrared and can be used gun down other S1s by hitting the illuminated sensors scattered around its chassis.
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But unlike the 17-day sporting event, Mori's illuminated ring is actually intended as a permanent installation within its surrounding landscape.
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When they reach the artwork, which features bright colors and comforting depictions of parks, towns and animals, the room is illuminated.
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Chicago photographer Clarissa Bonet celebrates that show in Stray Light, her digital collages of illuminated windows dotting the skyline like stars.
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According to CNET, those devices are unique because they have microscopic molecules that emit light when illuminated by an LED backlight.
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At the end of the hall stood a casket-sized tank, illuminated with beams of light like Snow White's glass coffin.
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Kim Kardashian has one less legal headache to worry about after apparently striking a settlement with SnapLight over illuminated phone cases.
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What was actually happening: The "orb" is an illuminated globe at the Global Center for Combatting Extremist Ideology in Saudi Arabia.
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As we walk to the back of the building we pass a few different shows in session, 'On Air' signs illuminated.
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What I wanted was to write, and I resolved to read this marvelous work and be illuminated by all its radiance.
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A brief smile illuminated his weary face as he walked to his car following an interview at a local bagel shop.
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Happiness appears to be a state of dead-eyed consumerist ease illuminated by an occasional wan flicker of mirth or dread.
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Cameras placed at the rooftop of the hotel showed panicked concertgoers fleeing, illuminated by the bright lights from the concert venue.
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The balcony glowed with blinking neon palm trees, an enormous Christ figurine, and illuminated statues of Silvio Berlusconi and Chairman Mao.
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GARRISON "Ecstatic Light," an installation of illuminated paintings by Peter Bynum in the house and studio of Russel Wright, modernist designer.
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In the almost 123-minute clip, the boys are illuminated by torchlight while a diver can be heard speaking to them.
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The film, from director Lena Khan, is based on Kate DiCamillo's Newberry Award-winning children's book, "Flora & Ulysses: The Illuminated Adventures."
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Agents had illuminated the yard with floodlights and set up tables to spread out and examine the items they were confiscating.
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He had a friendly yet nervy air, chain-smoking and rattling off his thoughts; the amber streetlights illuminated his scarred face.
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Fleury's unavailability has indeed illuminated an edge at the position — for the Penguins, who lead the series three games to one.
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A critical conversation will take place during this full moon, and important information you have been waiting for will be illuminated.
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Ferris' father, Ellis, opened the Commodore Inn, a restaurant and beer joint that attracted customers with a neon-illuminated clipper ship.
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Negotiators met in the sparkling new Kigali Convention Center, and the night the deal was completed, it was illuminated in green.
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"When Brazil was plunged into darkness," Fernando Altemeyer, his former press secretary, said, "Dom Paulo was the star that illuminated it."
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The pagoda-like structures, with their distinctive upward-tilting eaves, are quite regal and majestic, and beautifully illuminated during the evening.
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I ended up with these characters because I felt that although they are individuals, each of their stories illuminated larger truths.
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Otherwise, because of the positions of the objects in their orbits, Triton will not be illuminated again for over eighty years.
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THE TALE OF GENJI: A Japanese Classic Illuminated, by John T. Carpenter and Melissa McCormick, with Monika Bincsik and Kyoko Kinoshita.
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The database's 260,000 catalogue entries, the fruits of 30 years of research, range from modernist synagogues to ancient Hebrew illuminated manuscripts.
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But the Russian bank moving in demanded a spire — now sometimes illuminated at night with the colors of the Russian flag.
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Shot in the garden and against papered walls, illuminated by late afternoon sun, the collection takes on a dreamy, filmic quality.
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"This was truly an amazing way to see it, crossing New York harbor to the illuminated statue at sunrise," he said.
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Biskind illuminated facets of those eras that until his books came along had remained outside the light source of accepted opinion.
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Although the router's 5G light stayed resolutely illuminated throughout all of these tests, the actual speeds I got varied a lot.
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The entire system for metabolizing philanthropic gifts, particularly private ones, into academic research is a poorly illuminated pile of broken guardrails.
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Operators of nighttime illuminated structures, like wind turbines and refineries that emit gas flares, could also take advantage of this information.
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Its broadcasting booth is illuminated by a single glowing bulb, and its walls are covered in egg-carton-like soundproofing baffles.
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It was terrifying to live in semidarkness, but the blessing of losing sight was seeing the value of my life, illuminated.
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Bright lights illuminated stalls at the edge of the market displaying handicrafts like coconut-shell bowls, earrings and flavored-rum punch.
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Drifting through the empty blue streets, witnessing the ugly truth illuminated by billboards, was more surreal than I could have imagined.
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Men huddle around tables in featureless hotel rooms, their silent quest illuminated by dreary cinematography and explained only by onscreen notes.
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Its interior dates from 1902; there are floor-to-ceiling glass-fronted oak cabinets and illuminated display cases edged in brass.
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That open-air feast, overseen by beaming officials and filmed by state television, culminated in a waterborne procession of illuminated trawlers.
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Inside is a dignified dining room where polished wood panels stand next to weathered wooden screens under gilded, illuminated ceiling recesses.
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And when parkgoers called on Pete Buttigieg, he installed decorative lights under bridges, giving citizens of South Bend colorfully illuminated rivers.
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Australia's iconic Sydney Opera House was illuminated Saturday in honor of firefighters battling deadly wildfires raging down the country's eastern coast.
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Each is made up of hundreds of thousands of icicles hand-placed and illuminated by "professional ice artists" (The Associated Press).
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The spray nozzles are illuminated so you can see just how much solution is hitting the floor and prevent excessive spraying.
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These illuminated evenings peak around the summer solstice at the end of June, but now, they are still at their brightest.
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Every plus-size woman has stories like mine – and my personal and professional experiences in the retail industry only illuminated them.
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The Eiffel Tower is illuminated in pink to mark the start of Breast Cancer Awareness Month in Paris on Oct. 1.
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The case illuminated longstanding problems at Rikers — the culture of violence and a code of silence among correction officers and staff.
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As the impeachment struggle and the off-year elections have simultaneously unfolded this fall, they have illuminated all of these dynamics.
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" Later that night, he tweeted a photo of himself holding a burning tiki torch, his face illuminated with the hashtag "torchlight.
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Illuminated red lanterns were hung along walkways and a wall that surrounds the complex, which was also recently opened to visitors.
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A Japanese Classic Illuminated continues at The Metropolitan Museum of Art (1000 5th Ave, Upper East Side, Manhattan) through June 16.
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The video monitor and laser, along with the museum's illuminated green exit sign, are the only light sources within the room.
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The image here reveals a stark dividing line, with the South heavily illuminated and the North almost entirely shrouded in darkness.
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With their wide margins, decorative patterns, and elaborate script, the paintings visually conform to the look of traditional hand-illuminated manuscripts.
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Last year, he created Border Crossers, giant internally illuminated inflatables designed to simultaneously balloon on both sides of the US-Mexico border.
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When the moon moved into the conical shadow of the earth, it went from being illuminated by the sun to being dark.
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He paints primal spirits with names like Nightwalker and Guardian Angel on illuminated glass, exclusive images of which we're also sharing today.
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Visitors can spend time folding paper airplanes, and then perfect their understanding of aerodynamics by launching their creations into an illuminated tunnel.
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The foundation did a study of 109 deaths in races between 1985 and 2015 that illuminated the heart risk with intense exertion.
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In shallow, well-illuminated waters, corals use similar fluorescent proteins to absorb harmful ultraviolet rays, and "downshift" the light to safer colors.
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The gorgeous navy hue of her fringed dress was illuminated with sparkles and we would have expected nothing less from the fashionista.
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"The Manhattan Bridge" (2019) depicts a young man walking his dog in the waterside park, looking at his cell phone's illuminated screen.
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When illuminated with laser light under specific conditions, a cesium atom emits microwave radiation—rapid waves of light that crest and dip.
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The mini Tempest machine features a wood cabinet with illuminated marquee and cabinet accents, plus high-resolution cabinet art on vinyl overlays.
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The two hammer out the specifics of the crime in an abandoned bus that is illuminated by bright red and black lighting.
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When illuminated by invisible UV light, the particles glow on the skin, minimizing the appearance of wrinkles and imperfections, and neutralizing discoloration.
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The major landmarks illuminated included the Tate Modern art gallery in London, Edinburgh Castle and the Bull Ring commercial area in Birmingham.
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Born was a filmmaker who for more than 30 years has entertained, educated, predicted, informed, and illuminated the world through his work.
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Until then, what's left is Comey and Remnick, facing each other on a stage, illuminated by a spotlight on a dark stage.
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The window is small, un-illuminated and easily obscured by the watch hands and requires memorization on the part of the user.
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Activists had recently illuminated Walmart's…Read more ReadHow the Universe EndsSomewhere between a second and a millennium from now, you will die.
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A day later, they returned each mouse to the cage and illuminated its brain to activate the brain cells storing the memory.
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In an interview with Refinery29, Tony Goldwyn, who plays Ben, illuminated his character's journey toward the weird world of the Annex Foundation.
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It illuminated the ways in which Black women are often left behind, disrespected, and not taken as seriously as their white colleagues.
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"The minority majority" (July 73th) illuminated the perils posed by America's electoral system, which gives rural voters more power than urban voters.
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With just that one voice command, the smart lights illuminated, the TV turned on, and the sound bar was ready to go.
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Right after its "new" phase, the moon starts to wax, meaning the illuminated area of its surface increases until it reaches fullness.
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Entering the exhibition, one is confronted with the glossary of terms and symbols printed on the walls of a transparent, illuminated tunnel.
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His blue eyes, and a fuchsia glitter fleck stuck to one cheek, flashed as technicians illuminated the modulating colors of the theater.
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It's built around a hefty 45.7-megapixel CMOS sensor that's back-side illuminated — a first for any of Nikon's full-frame cameras.
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Although they're not actually illuminated (it's an awesome digital print effect), these pieces add some artsy flair to whatever space they occupy.
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Between the driver and the passenger is the signature illuminated C-bar, which is the longest light conductor in the automotive industry.
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At Electronic Superhighway, Thomson & Craighhead are showing More Songs Of Innocence And Of Experience, inspired by the illuminated texts of William Blake.
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Tokyo Skytree, the tallest tower in the world, was also illuminated following a countdown event held halfway up the 634-metre structure.
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The sides are even illuminated so that you can keep the fun going after dark (the LED lights run on AA batteries).
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Think of it as a smart microscopic wire: When it's illuminated it allows electrons to flow, when it's dark nothing passes through.
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Sydney Town Hall is illuminated pink to remember victims of the Orlando night club massacre on June 13, 2016 in Sydney, Australia.
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Their unrefined shape doesn't look appealing up close, and the LED-illuminated VW logo seems to cheapen rather than enhance the brand.
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Illuminated by the screen, the occluder cast a partial shadow, known as a penumbra, on a wall that the camera could see.
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The hyper-illuminated minds of his protagonists and the wars they fight, often with themselves, disguise the ingenious artistry of his work.
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The site displays more than 300 unusual or remarkable items – including oil paintings, illuminated manuscripts, valuable artworks, old photos and precious objects.
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But while MoviePass isn't the movie industry's savior, it may have illuminated a path forward for theaters to control their own destiny.
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Over the weekend, Ireland's official tourism account celebrated the holiday with photos of green-dyed or illuminated landmarks from around the world.
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The video shows Keaton's artistic sensibilities, featuring kids in sunglasses holding illuminated globes and spinning in a "Spin Out" amusement park ride.
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Red strobes briefly illuminated a pair of DJs leaning over a table strewn with tangled cables, mics, grooveboxes, and other live gear.
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Tori calculated votes and was pretty sure she was going into the Armageddon long before the lights under her feet were illuminated.
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Images of endangered animals climbed the columns and domes of the magnificent Italian church, and giant illuminated butterflies clung to its walls.
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But as the image shows, the moon's far side is often illuminated by the sun, exposing the impact-blasted, grey lunar desert.
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Grizot, however, who as a child would practice on a putting green illuminated by the headlights of his grandmother's car, was undeterred.
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The boy is illuminated by the lights on the buttons which have gone full Poltergeist at this point, and our movie ends.
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We're a little torn between how beautiful this illuminated spectacle is and how worried we are for the safety of the performers.
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The work consists of an illuminated "EXIT" sign, beside which EU country codes are constantly shuffled, just like an electromechanical flip clock.
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His gateway was a book, The Mind Illuminated by John Yates, and then Daniel Ingram's Mastering the Core Teachings of the Buddha.
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Comprised of 25,000 LED-illuminated roses, the art piece debuted just in time for Valentine's Day, much to the delight of spectators.
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In 2005, at his kitchen table in Brooklyn, Porter strung up a toy Mustang, illuminated it with desk lights, and photographed it.
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Consistent with this idea, the Alzheimer's mice did not freeze when placed in the box but only when their neurons were illuminated.
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One is that Sweden has an underrated headphones industry, which I hope to have illuminated a little better in this roundup review.
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Some aides even illuminated potentially sensitive briefing papers with the flashlights on their phones, which might or might not have been secure.
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That resistance illuminated the critical shift in the gun debate since Clinton's era-and the most plausible path toward any future limits.
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A dining area had been converted into a makeshift bedroom, illuminated by a set of shoebox-size photography lights on telescoping stands.
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He illuminated the inner life of a world-class statesman who probably held more senior government positions than any president before him.
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GARRISON "Ecstatic Light," an installation of illuminated paintings by Peter Bynum in the house and studio of Russel Wright, the modernist designer.
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An earlier book, Pigeons (2014), is a slim catalog of London pigeons, starkly illuminated in the city's darkest crevices, holes, and shafts.
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Anointed fiction's Next Big Thing in his early twenties, Foer sold his first novel, Everything Is Illuminated, for half a million dollars.
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Data holes are not everywhere, but they do offer spaces of darkness that must be recognized, even if they cannot be illuminated.
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The automaker has submitted a patent application for a design that attaches illuminated sheets to the open lift gate of an SUV.
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And a crowd of hundreds will carry a 20-foot illuminated cross from outside the Superdome to a stage beside the Mississippi.
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It's something like a nighttime stroll through a major metropolis, your path only illuminated by the quietly humming neon signs hanging overhead.
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Instead, they lie on rugs crisscrossing each other across the floor, their faces illuminated by Leah Singer's 48-minute video projection installation.
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BROADLY: You trained originally as a photographer, but there are notably no images in your new show, just illuminated text sculptures. Why?
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A sexy soul band warmed up the crowd, which numbered maybe ten thousand, beneath the illuminated wedding cake of the state capitol.
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Reading the novel illuminated my own deep ambivalence about booze: how much relief I felt at stopping, how thirsty I still felt.
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See the towering — and, in some cases, illuminated, St. Patrick's Day-themed, spinning or musical-instrument-shaped — looks in our slide show.
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The Tale of Genji: A Japanese Classic Illuminated Through June 16 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Manhattan; 212-535-7710, metmuseum.org.
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And women accessorized their outfits with pillbox hats and pearls, illuminated by the glow of a storefront window rather than a smartphone.
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Light streaming through the scratched window illuminated the otherwise bare space, designed to keep the occupant from hurting herself or anyone else.
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The three bedrooms are off a corridor lined with built-in drawers and cabinets and illuminated by a round stained-glass skylight.
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This grid is a pangram, and sneaks in a few other neat details, including one illuminated by Mr. McCoy in his notes.
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The audience wanders through the Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens in San Marino along specially illuminated pathways, bridges and pavilions.
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Soon I was sipping a pitch-perfect cognac Sazerac and admiring the rare bottles on illuminated shelves that reached to the ceiling.
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His next exhibition at Petzel, The War (2009-10), was a bestiary of faces illuminated with light-bulb eyes or back-lighting.
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On the lower level, they carved out three bedrooms and a bathroom with a subterranean shower illuminated by a ground-level skylight.
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Kardashian West started the video with a glimpse at two trees outside her home, which are illuminated with traditional twinkly Christmas lights.
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Illuminated by exquisitely spare uses of light or contrasting blocks of relative brightness, his photographs are at once alluring, mysterious and challenging.
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Embedded in the walls of the space are illuminated glass curiosity boxes, in which 41 of the sparkly creatures will be displayed.
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This murky and tedious reworking of Friedrich Dürrenmatt's dark fable of love and lucre is illuminated by Lesley Manville's dazzling star turn.
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Much later that night in Boston, bright lights illuminated Parsons Field, the old Northeastern football stadium now renovated to accommodate multiple sports.
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The moon was in its Waning Gibbous phase, which means that it was more than half-illuminated after last week's full moon.
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The Frugal Traveler article last Sunday, on inexpensive vacations in January, misstated how long the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree will be illuminated.
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Demonstrators hold illuminated signs during a rally supporting the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program (DACA) outside the Capitol building on Thursday.
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The LuminAid PackLite Lantern has an ingenious inflatable body that's totally waterproof to keep your gear illuminated when flash-flood disaster strikes.
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And that $800,000 in damage to an illuminated pumpkin sculpture, one of dozens that are scattered across the floor in the exhibit?
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A group illuminated the floor with iPhones to look for the source, and saw wisps of smoke coming up through the cracks.
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Details: The memorial, named "Grand Candela", consists of 22 individual aluminum arcs that are grouped together and illuminated to resemble a candle.
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Ancient light from the dawn of the universe has illuminated a 300,000 light-year-long jet shooting from a supermassive black hole.
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Go deeper: This week's testimony illuminated the inner workings of a precise but amateurish operation that paid workers to collect absentee ballots.
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Tonight, to kick off Women's Suffrage Centennial Month, select landmarks and buildings around New York will be illuminated in purple and gold.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Gems, tulle, rainbow feathers and sparkling details illuminated the runway in Giorgio Armani Privé's dreamy haute couture collection on Tuesday.
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The illuminated letters cover the page and draw on geometric patterns to embellish the initials, the decorated first letters in a manuscript.
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