When it comes to light sources, the amount of power you’re putting out is going to depend on the size of the space and what the lighting conditions are, but if you’re in a restaurant, it’s a good idea to think about how you’re going to use the space.

We’ve created a guide to light-related tips and tricks.

Here are the most common lighting requirements when using light sources.

The table shows a restaurant in a small, two-story building.

It’s a relatively simple setup.

When it comes time to get the lights turned on, the room needs to be dimmed, because it’s going to be dark in a hurry.

As soon as the lights are on, you can move the seat closer to the table and put the table lamp closer to your body.

If you’re wearing the same dark shirt that you used in your previous job, that shirt should be put on your back and your feet and hands should be in front of your head.

You don’t want your feet to touch the table when you’re seated.

If you’re not wearing the dark shirt, make sure you’re sitting at least six feet away from the table so you don’t fall asleep.

You should have at least one window facing the entrance and the door, because otherwise your light source won’t be as effective.

The lights will also have to work with the light source in the hallway.

The lights should be on all the time, but they can’t be turned off and on at the same time.

This means you should never have more than one light source on at a time.

You can always turn off one light, but then you’ll be wasting a lot of light, which can have a negative impact on the quality of the room.

In the middle of the restaurant, the light should be off but on and the lights should only be turned on if there’s an emergency.

If the lights aren’t on, then they’re either not on because they’re too dim or the space is too dark.

One more important thing to keep in mind: You can’t put a light source where you can’t see it, like a door.

If someone is standing right in front the window, it can’t help you, so it’s best to keep the lights on in a dim room.

If your light sources are dimmed or off, you may be tempted to try to look through the glass of the door.

It may work, but you’ll still have to use a flashlight.

This is why it’s important to use dimmer lights that are at least a foot away from your face, so you can look through them without having to use your hand.