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The phrase "a second bulb" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional bulb, typically in contexts involving lighting, electronics, or similar subjects.
Example: "If the first bulb burns out, you can replace it with a second bulb."
Alternatives: "another bulb" or "a second light".
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The height of complexity was reached when a bulb of glass decorated with cables or threads running obliquely in one direction was blown inside a second bulb with threads twisted in the other direction.
Just get a second bulb (perhaps brighter) and maybe some wax paper or paperboard to put on the sides.
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Drawing of a dog's olfactory bulb--the first area in the brain that processes smells--by physician and scientist Camillo Golgi.
There are three types of daytime running lights: 1. Daytime running lights using your existing low beam or high beam bulb; 2. Day time running lights using your existing low beam or high beam bulb at 50% power level; and 3. Daytime running lights using a third bulb in the headlight, not related with the low or high beam.
Nor was it the second bulb, or the third, or the fourth.
Users start a chain reaction by tapping the first bulb, causing a kind of domino effect where the light flows down the slope, around the loop, and up the other side.
Then, when the excavation is about half-filled, plant the second bulbs such as crocuses, grape hyacinths or scillas.
"A piezoelectric sensor situated in the first bulb captures the force of the tap, generating a light particle that moves along the loop.
The first bulb format is a recessed can light.
The first bulb, developed by Vu1 Corporation, is the equivalent of a 65-watt incandescent flood bulb and costs $20.
The first bulb on Broadway was finished earlier this month at Spring Street.
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