illumination
प्रदीपन
definition
noun
higher levels of illumination are needed for reading
lighting or light.
The portrait miniature seems to be a development of two older traditions: the medieval illumination of manuscripts and the Renaissance portrait medal, which was itself a revival of a classical form.
the art of illuminating a manuscript.
translation of 'illumination'
एखाद्या वस्तूवर प्रकाशझोत टाकणे,
प्रदीपन
example
They crawled down the crawlway; the inside cold and dark; only a few dim lights providing 'illumination' .
higher levels of 'illumination' are needed for reading
The lighting that is currently in place is extremely poor, with only six lights providing dim 'illumination' inside the subway.
these books form the most sustained analysis and 'illumination' of the subject
If the artist bends his or her will, at whatever cost, to the 'illumination' of difficult moral, social and psychological problems, this must sooner or later find a deep response in the population.
I rarely venture into the fridge before work, and when I get home, the kitchen light provides ample 'illumination' .
Last night, creeping along in the dark, with no 'illumination' but the lights of the vehicles, I could see little.
Socrates was put to death, but the Socratic philosophy rose like the sun in heaven, and spread its 'illumination' over the whole intellectual firmament.
The most amazing thing about it is that you get about 12 times the battery life of a light putting out comparable 'illumination' .
these books form the most sustained analysis and 'illumination' of the subject
The data collection and analysis are subsequently geared to the 'illumination' or resolution of the research issue or problem that has been identified at the outset.
So perhaps a theological 'illumination' is the kind of enlightenment which Bach is pointing us towards and one which doesn't suggest a triumph of human reason, which is a triumph which can only fail in the end.
General or background lighting provides an overall level of 'illumination' when natural light levels are low.
It comes equipped with transmitted and reflected light 'illumination' .
higher levels of 'illumination' are needed for reading
During the twelfth century the sculptural decoration, manuscript 'illumination' , stone towers on churches and stained glass were all successively proscribed.
The portrait miniature seems to be a development of two older traditions: the medieval 'illumination' of manuscripts and the Renaissance portrait medal, which was itself a revival of a classical form.
The book is not just for parents with new babies or parents-to-be - I hope it brings enlightenment and 'illumination' to all members of a family, because we've all been babies before.
The headlamps' 'illumination' was the first light this pitch-black place had known in decades, possibly centuries.
Moreover, her reading does allow for the 'illumination' of crucial aspects of Smithson's practice that might otherwise have gone undetected.
And then, with our mind made impassible and spiritual, we shall participate in a spiritual 'illumination' from him, and in a union that transcends our mental faculties.
The use of blue light in this experiment is important because white light 'illumination' caused significant heating artifacts.
It is an emphasis and a faith apparent in the manuscript 'illumination' and the great crucifixes of the Ottonian period and expressed in the liturgy of the church.
Where access is not too long and difficult, battery packs like those used for video lights can provide excellent 'illumination' .
This crosswalk provides for push button activated flashing yellow hazard lights and 'illumination' of the crosswalk area.
Soft lighting provides much better 'illumination' - witness how much darker a road is when full of cars with headlights switched on compared with a road with just amber street lights.
Before his 'illumination' , Rousseau's thoughts had turned incessantly upon his relation to his fellow men.
France had maintained a longstanding tradition of floral decoration in art and manuscript 'illumination' since the Middle Ages.
The basement was dank and dark with no windows and only a few strategically placed fluorescent lights for 'illumination' .
It meant going miles out, in heavy swells; it meant shooting in the pre-dawn gloom with only harbour lights for 'illumination' .
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