The director, meanwhile, throws away all the work's great moments, dissipating their focus and blurring the contrast between quick-fire brilliance and slow expansiveness.
The artificial material has a yellow tinge, a very high index of refraction, and high dispersion; hence it shows fire and brilliance like that of diamond.
Paste, heavy, very transparent flint glass that simulates the fire and brilliance of gemstones because it has relatively high indices of refraction and strong dispersion (separation of white light into its component colours).
No other North American poet I've read has been able to incorporate the fire and brilliance of Latin American surrealism in original work of such startling authority.
Parker responded, and in "Wee," "Hot House," and "Night in Tunisia" he soloed with a fire and a brilliance that match anything in his earlier work.
As for the appearance of corundum depending on many factors including brilliance, color, fire (light dispersion), and luster, this research attempted to find out an alternative method for improving the optical appearance and color enhancement of corundum by using ion implantation.
Most notable of them all is a performance of the First Ballade, from 1959, when Argerich was 18, full of youthful fire and astonishing technical brilliance, while an account of the C sharp minor Etude, Op 10 No 4 from 1967 is equally dazzling.
"Both have the same brilliance, sparkle, fire and scintillation.
Both have the same brilliance, luster, fire, hardness, refractive index and specific gravity.
But just before half-time Rodriguez produced a moment of brilliance to fire home a stunning volley worthy of comparison with his goal of the tournament for Colombia at the 2014 Fifa World Cup.
While I would go to the firing line defending the brilliance of all these books, no one could claim that reading them over and over again is a particularly edifying experience; much more improving would be for me to start filling the hideous lacunae in, say, my knowledge of late 20th-century American literature.
