Examples of using Even light in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The skin has an even light tone.
Even light cannot escape its power.
It is pouring with rain. Can't even light a fire.
Not even light can escape its grasp.
We will use the dense jungle. Even light hardly penetrates.
Even light cannot escape its gravitational pull.
Get really close, and not even light can escape.
Even light can't escape its gravitational restraint.
Its gravity is so intense, not even light can escape.
Not even light can escape their gravitational embrace.
But at millions of g's, even light bows to gravity.
That not even light can escape their gravitational pull.
We are explaining that all things are recalibrating, even light and dark.
Not even light can escape from its immense gravitational force.
Anything that enters that region will be trapped,unable to escape, even light.
Even light pressure tends to cause a whole lot of pain at these points.
If a girl says she's not scared,then can't even light her cigarette, it means she's scared of something.
Free even light feels kind of like, ah, I can breathe in free.
Michell imagined a star so big, so massive, that nothing,not even light, could escape its gravitational grip.
And you see, even light from the ceiling comes down here to the receiver.
The PR156 falls in to the second category andeasily fills every square inch of my 40 breeder with nice even light.
Even light reflected from yourself in the mirror takes some time to reflect back.
During the attacks every sense organ wasmore sensitive, every noise nerve-wracking, and even light was painful.
Thus nothing, not even light, can escape from this object, which is termed a black hole.
Since the mass of a black hole is so large and its gravity so strong,anything that comes close enough to it falls into it, even light.
In most cases, even light falling across a subject eliminates all shadow and leaves the person or object in a photo looking flat.
And, the photograph of a“black hole,” the term your astrophysicists use to describe anenergy field so dense that not even light can escape its gravitational grasp.
You will create an object so dense that not even light, traveling at 186,000 miles per second, can escape its extraordinary gravitational pull.
In it, he and Snyder predict the continued contraction of a star under the influence of its own gravitational field,creating a body with an intense attraction force that not even light could escape from it.
The machine is quantifying the idea that if space is warped enough,creating a region where gravity is so powerful that even light can't escape, in other words, a black hole, then what would happen if time was warped in the same way?