Sentence examples for luminescence of from inspiring English sources

In the opera, Oppenheimer speaks of the "brilliant luminescence" of the explosion.

Blue floodlights mounted under the broad eaves project down onto the pavement, intensifying the luminescence of the night sky.

With their lush blacks, smoky grays and crystalline whites, Mr. Goldes's gelatin silver prints also have the luminescence of a Sudek.

When Oppenheimer rhapsodically describes the "brilliant luminescence" of the explosion, the winds swirl like particles in rapid motion and the strings play shivery tremolo chords.

He brings out the complexity of the relationship with his father, "the ghostly luminescence" of Randolph's reputation, with Winston "straining and yearning in emulation".

Mr. Berry, A. O. Scott wrote in The Times, "uses the natural luminescence of his stars to emphasize just how cruel the couple's fate has been".

The luminescence of her skin, the blue black of her hair and the smell of roses, fat and fragrant, overwhelm Anne".

He then went back to Birmingham, where he met Randall for the first time, working under him as a research assistant, studying the luminescence of solids.

Thermal activation enhances the luminescence of films.

Figure 7 Luminescence of the hybrid nanostructures.

Luminescence of Salmonella 14028 pTIM2442 upon exposure to molsidomine.