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Benzene (C6H6), the simplest aromatic hydrocarbon, was first isolated in 1825 by English chemist Michael Faraday from the oily residues left from illuminating gas.

Only recently are medical possibilities of bioluminescence being researched by scientists, from illuminating tumors in cancer patients to spotlighting bacteria levels in packaged meat.

His Notre Dame chapter, for example, quickly goes from illuminating to mind-numbing, for he seems never to have met a Gothic architectural term he didn't like.

This has allowed bioluminescence to be put to a dazzling array of new uses, from illuminating other biological processes to monitoring the spread of disease, detecting submarines and monitoring pollution.

The quirky name combines those of early owners and the current Crabtrees, who have been upgrading things since the 1980's: from illuminating the evergreens to decorating the traditional guest rooms to adding the massive oak bar bought by Fanny Brice as a present for the gangster Dutch Schultz.

The result is largely balanced and thorough, though Bair's perhaps excessive focus on the minutiae of Jung's life keeps her from illuminating the ideas and the analytic legacy of the man who invented such concepts as introversion, extroversion, and the collective unconscious, and was able to blame an overactive anima for his womanizing.

The Library of Congress and the Newberry Library in Chicago are among the institutions that often use his paper to mend their most important holdings, from illuminated manuscripts to musical scores penned by Mozart.

We expect this from the theory, especially when we have strong sources illuminating from the "wrong" angle.

Tomography refers to the cross-sectional imaging of an object from data collected by illuminating this object from many directions.

The problems with obtaining colour information from naturally illuminated outdoor scenes arise from the uncontrolled changes to both the intensity and the spectral power distribution of daylight.

Christie Wilcox sifts the hype from the facts, illuminating the relationship between zoos and conservation work.