Sentence examples for highly luminous from inspiring English sources

The highly luminous hot, blue stars have by far the strongest stellar winds.

Highly luminous stars are rare, whereas those of low luminosity are very numerous.

Yet by and large it was the Coens' words which emerged as the real star of the show, despite some highly luminous competition.

At this moment of junction the cloud is short-circuited to the ground and a highly luminous return stroke of high current occurs.

Consequently, effects that require billions of years to be easily recognized in the Sun might occur within a few million years in highly luminous and massive stars.

With luminous stars of this type there need not be very many to make up a highly luminous and conspicuous grouping.

Globular clusters are extremely luminous objects.

Humans are rarely present, though human handiwork always is. Riddles and humor are mixed in with actual soil, mud, sand, vegetation, and other collage materials, adding tactile interest to rich layers of color and varnish, which create a highly finished, luminous effect.

Cat's-eye, any of several gemstones that, when cut en cabochon (in convex form, highly polished), display a luminous band reminiscent of the eye of a cat; this particular quality is termed chatoyancy.

The development of the painted decoration on a matt, but still luminous and highly reflective (chiefly kaolinitic) white ground, applied after firing, was a key factor for the enrichment of the palette in hue, saturation and brightness.

Yunus, a silver-haired man of sixty-six with a round, luminous countenance, is a highly gifted interlocutor between the extremely poor in the developing world and the West, and for years he had been seen as a candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize.