Sentence examples for Highly brilliant from inspiring English sources

Layered transparent photonic stacks are known to give rise to highly brilliant color in a variety of living organisms.[ 1] The biomimetic replication of these structures not only offers a wide range of applications, but can also be used as a tool to gain understanding of the biological processes responsible for the self-assembly of these structures in nature.

With the recent introduction of a grating-based imaging approach utilizing a Talbot-Lau interferometer, retrieval of phase-contrast and dark-field signal is no longer restricted to highly brilliant X-ray sources, but is now compatible with clinical X-ray sources [ 14, 15].

"US car companies are run by brilliant, highly numerate people whose approach is to make the product in a highly rational way," he says.

"He's brilliant, highly educated, very intelligent.

The Kimbell is the work of a brilliant, highly self-conscious master.

His brilliant, highly audible forms exist not as entertainment, but to help us understand difficult truths.

Here are some recent nonacademic responses to the historians' recent work: Maria Rosa Menocal, "The Ornament of the World" (2002) -- a brilliant, highly readable account of culture in Muslim Spain.

Claus was also a brilliant, highly educated man who could be counted on to provide the answer to any historical question.

He is intrigued and amused by Jessica Chastain's brilliant, highly strung intelligence officer: for all the machismo, he has a detached, almost mandarin style.

The vast production that goes under Disney's name hides the fact that he was a brilliant, highly skilled miniaturist who invented an entire new visual language.

One of mescal's side-effects is a highly lucid, almost brilliant, depression: this is a dominant mood throughout much of Lowry's introverted, strangely compulsive narrative.