The shotgun blast was followed by a sharp percussive explosion as the entire hillside lit up in a white phosphorescent glare. |
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Moths bob around in balls of phosphorescent light, and the day's heat emanates from the ground. |
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Good use was also made of neon lights, phosphorescent glow sticks, reflectors, fiber optics, and a thumping dance floor. |
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One city seems to have a giant beam of light shooting upward, visible as a bright phosphorescent glow, and then away, gone. |
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Night fell upon them, and the nightbugs flew from the trees of Nightforest with their phosphorescent bodies, and lacy wings. |
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Piercing gray eyes that appeared cold under the dim phosphorescent lights, were studying her with curiosity and ill humor. |
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Many diamonds are fluorescent and phosphorescent under ultraviolet radiation. |
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You haven't lived until you see a sponge inhaling and exhaling clouds of phosphorescent trace chemicals. |
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The absorbed energy excites electrons in the phosphorescent material and causes them to be caught in potential energy troughs. |
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The sensing of oxygen with phosphorescent probes is based on luminescence quenching. |
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All barites that fluoresce are phosphorescent for variable lengths of time after extended ultraviolet radiation exposure. |
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Everything, the real walls, the maze walls, and the floors, are painted with phosphorescent paint and black lights are mounted in the ceiling. |
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He is fond of thin paint and frequently layers a dark blue or black wash over phosphorescent pastel hues. |
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Becquerel in Paris wondered whether naturally fluorescent or phosphorescent substances might also emit X-rays. |
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What's more, the mountain was haloed by phosphorescent blue bands of some sort of energy crackling all around it. |
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This paint or stain shall not be of a black color, nor shall it have fluorescent, phosphorescent, or luminescent properties. |
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We have ploughed a phosphorescent furrow in the darkness through chunky, Atlantic seas, windward of the West Indies, from Barbados down to Tobago. |
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Related landscape drawings in white charcoal and colored pencil on black paper convey a dreamy quality, as if the flowers were phosphorescent growths on a sunless asteroid. |
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But, sure enough, phosphorescent dots spangle the domed roof of the grotto. |
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My eyes traveled up their phosphorescent legs to their faces and back down again. |
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Amid was phosphorescent with love for his wife and kids, his sisters, his in-laws, his mom. |
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Comment on the phosphorescent meat that turned up in the icebox of Mexia, Texas. |
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We can produce self-adhesive stickers with phosphorescent or metallic paint, sequins or embossing. |
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Fluorescent and phosphorescent species from MSH with their characteristics. |
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A luminous stripe, painted phosphorescent color. |
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Inorganic, phosphorescent Zinc sulfide powders. |
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Thomson could trace the path of the ray by observing the phosphorescent patch it created where it hit the surface of the tube. |
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In laboratory experiments in 2006, a white organic EL lighting device employing this blue phosphorescent material achieved light emission efficiency and durability which compares with those of a fluorescent lamp. |
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The remote control with phosphorescent keys! |
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Radioactivity was discovered in 1896 by the French scientist Henri Becquerel, while working with phosphorescent materials. |
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He wrapped a photographic plate in black paper and placed various phosphorescent salts on it. |
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The tube contains one or more rows of characters or lines arranged in rows, each character or line consisting of fluorescent or phosphorescent elements. |
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After several years, the phosphorescent product is altered by the action of the rays and becomes less luminous, though the quantity of radium has not changed appreciably. |
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Americans are repulsed by Europeans' crooked, cream-coloured teeth and Europeans find phosphorescent, fake-looking American smiles equally off-putting. Cleanliness symbolises purity. |
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Their phosphorescent and magnetic properties make them indispensable for electronic displays in mobile phones, portable music players and plasma televisions. |
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Magnetic, fluorescent, phosphorescent, microprinted, and clear text security threads can also be embedded in the polymer banknote. |
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In tiny amounts, their unique magnetic and phosphorescent properties make them vital ingredients in a host of gadgets and components, ranging from hard drives to lasers. |
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They've spared me the specifics of their affair but I do know there was one night in Colombo where they cooled off in the phosphorescent waters of the Lakshadweep Sea. |
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They glow with their own phosphorescent light. |
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Many of the objects in the room, from toy figurines to bracket fungi, were colored with phosphorescent paint. |
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That version of Ghost Rider was 19th-century teacher Carter Slade, who disguised himself in a ghostlike phosphorescent costume when he fought lawbreakers. |
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If we fire an elementary particle to the screen of switched off TV set when it hits its surface with the interaction with phosphorescent chemical substances covering the screen a light spot will appear. |
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So he imports this special breed of scorpions and feeds them on metal meal and the scorpions turned a phosphorescent blue color and sort of hummed. |
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