However, these cool dwarf stars emit almost all of their luminosity at infrared wavelengths, which may be difficult for life to harness, and they typically display larger luminosity variations than do Sun-type stars.
Such stars also typically display larger luminosity variations than do Sun-type stars.
The HBMM turns out to be slightly smaller than predicted with Co and Stewart (1970) opacities, but mainly displays a luminosity ten times smaller.
The population of very faint X-ray binaries (VFXBs) display accretion luminosities of Lx \0x223C1034\0x221236 ergs/s and never become brighter.
At least eighteen genera exhibit luminosity.
Its verb "SUR " means "to light up", "to flare up", or "to display a sudden luminosity" (CAD: XVI, p. 100).
Whatever this hidden variable is, its variation should not noticeably affect the shape of GRB lightcurves, which display a constant luminosity (in a time-average sense) followed by a sharp drop at the end of the burst seen with Swift/XRT.
In contrast, the green diffuse aurora, manifesting as a relatively uniform luminosity structure, reacts immediately to the shock compression, displaying prompt appearance in the southern edge of the FOV and subsequent poleward propagation of its higher latitude boundary.
The primary (IK Pegasi A) is an A-type main-sequence star that displays minor pulsations in luminosity.
Ligeti's aural imagination was extraordinarily acute, displaying a fastidious attention to the smallest detail, the textures always maintaining a wonderful luminosity, however complex or intricate.
In "Nosferatu," Murnau is hybridizing two approaches that seemed opposed in the early 20's: the expressionism of German films like "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari" and the depiction of the sweep and luminosity of nature displayed in the films of Scandinavians like Carl Theodor Dreyer and Victor Sjostrom.
