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Meanings of luminescence in inglês

russo
холодный свет
português
luminescente
espanhol
luminiscente
catalão
luminescència
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Emission of light by a substance not resulting from heat.

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luminescente
catalão
luminescència

Light from nonthermal sources.

luminescència
Usage of luminescence in inglês
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Photophysical characterization of the complexes shows strong luminescence in the solid state.
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Oxygen-intermediate generation was assessed by luminescence measurements after the addition of lucigenin.
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3
Leading lady Rachel McAdams provides some genuine luminescence against the flood-lit backdrop.
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First, we describe their use as tracers for tracking by multiphoton luminescence.
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I came to full awareness under the luminescence of the infirmary's overhead.
Attrition
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Gently, softly a halo of shimmering-violet luminescence built up about the T-208.
The Ultimate Weapon
7
That very pale luminescence was easily accounted for by what lay below.
Storm Over Warlock
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Uptake of R8-NRs by activated macrophages was monitored by two-photon luminescence imaging.
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9
A huge charcoal-gray trunk erupted ten meters away, speckled with red luminescence.
Coalition's End
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Skin that had glowed with pink nacre now shone with eerie luminescence.
The Demolished Man
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As she looked around, her eyes glimmered with a faint pink luminescence.
The evolutionary void
12
The web of luminescence fluttered around his head, shaken by his distress.
Imajica: Complete Edition
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In recent years, luminescence-based methods for pH measurement have been developed.
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She saw something, a luminescence in the shape of a figure.
Arcanum Unbounded
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First it lost its transparency, and became suffused with a pale, milky luminescence.
2001. A Space Odyssey
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It is critical to unravel the relationship between the luminescence and the structure.
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Luminescence through the time
Luminescence across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common