Sentence examples for intense luminosity from inspiring English sources

Typically, this final layer gives the photographs an intense luminosity.

The main thrust, however, comes from the way separate surface sections are given an intense luminosity, often with an added silvery coating.

On 18th June at 1600 hours all the personnel of the base at Pedro Aquirre Cerda saw a celestial body of intense luminosity a star of the first magnitude.

Astronomers attribute that ultra-intense luminosity to warm dust heated by massive bursts of star formation that are often concentrated in the galaxy's center, near the supermassive black hole.

Most stars are relatively stable, but a significant minority of variable stars often undergo sudden and intense increases in luminosity and consequently in the amount of energy radiated toward bodies in orbit.

This can add luminosity, intensity, and depth to a drawing.

Resolving these increasingly intense particle fluences at high luminosity particle colliders, such as SuperKEKB, is an ever growing challenge.

Regarding the auroral electrojets, they are a specific class of concentrated current flows which are most intense in the region of brightest auroral luminosity.

While the collider's proton beam energies will be boosted by 14%, improvements in data handling and the ability to focus those proton beams mean that the machine's "luminosity" - a measure of how intense and productive the collisions ultimately are - should lead to a three-fold increase in data it produces compared to 2011.

However, four billion years ago the Sun's luminosity was only about 75percentt as intense as it is at present, and climate models suggest that Earth should have been frozen over at such a low solar luminosity.

The prospect of pileup induced backgrounds at the High Luminosity LHC (HL-LHC) has stimulated intense interest in technology for charged particle timing at high rates.