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Meanings of incandescent bulbs in English

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Usage of incandescent bulbs in English
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They use less energy than traditional incandescent bulbs and compact fluorescent fixtures.
Reuters
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Tungsten light, named for the filament inside of incandescent bulbs is orange.
Wired
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Low-energy bulbs are more expensive but last far longer than conventional incandescent bulbs.
Reuters
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In the pre-LED days, incandescent bulbs consumed much more battery power.
Blind descent: the quest to discover the deepest place on earth
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LED lights use less energy than traditional incandescent bulbs and compact fluorescent fixtures.
Reuters
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They consume only about 20 percent of the energy used by incandescent bulbs.
Reuters
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Halogen bulbs produce a much brighter light than standard incandescent bulbs.
Climbing Magazine
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Its twin incandescent bulbs shone a garish orange over the snow.
Ghost Story
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Instantly the room was flooded with white light-fromtwo incandescent bulbs!
The Emancipatrix
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The place, a long and narrow compartment, was dimly lighted by small incandescent bulbs.
Triple Spies
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She navigated the corridor, lit by harsh incandescent bulbs.
The charlemagne pursuit
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Old fluorescent strips and even older incandescent bulbs speckled with dead insects flickered into life.
Coalition's End
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Light bulb manufacturers put xenon gas inside incandescent bulbs to make the tungsten filament last longer.
Wired
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But, his grandfather helped Edison perfect the first incandescent bulbs to be used for street lighting.
The new yorker
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LEDs, made of diodes or chips, consume around a fifth of the energy used by incandescent bulbs.
Reuters
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It began to glow with a pure white light as bright as any collection of incandescent bulbs.
Cold Days
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Incandescent bulbs across language varieties
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