Sentence examples for incandescent effect from inspiring English sources

An energizing head of litchi, white tuberose and pink pepper, grounded by rich notes of amber and benzoin, which in sum achieve an almost incandescent effect — much like the jewels themselves.

As the phaseout of incandescent bulbs takes effect, more efficient substitutes are coming to market.

Laura Linney's emotionally incandescent performance has the effect of entirely shifting the focus of Donald Margulies's fine drama from 1992 about art, time and moral compromise.

Restrictions on the sale of incandescent bulbs started taking effect across most of Europe on Tuesday in the Continent's latest effort to get people to save energy and combat global warming.

In January in the journal PLoS One, the University of Basel team also compared the effects of incandescent bulbs to fluorescents modified to emit more blue light.

The final phase of a ban on incandescent light bulbs goes into effect Wednesday, leaving consumers with pricier energy-efficient options that are expected to save people money over time.

A ban on the manufacture of 100-watt incandescent bulbs was supposed to take effect at the beginning of this year, but Congress passed a six-month measure to forbid the Energy Department from enforcing it.

Aficionados and detractors of the property alike may have their issues, but this reviewer found the net effect generally engrossing, sometimes incandescent, an impressively graceful rethink.

Incandescent lamps are used for effective surface illumination.

Attendants rolled down blackout shades to mute the effects of sundowning, flipped on incandescent lights in the hallway and lighted incense.

The cumulative effect is by turns ethereal, witty, incandescent, often ravishing.