Sentence examples for luminous loss from inspiring English sources

The denser the absorbing medium is, the medium is thicker, and the luminous loss is more obvious.

The developed 1-dimensional model accounts for (i) non-luminous and luminous radiative heat losses, and (ii) incomplete thermal accommodation in the calculation of the thermophoretic flux.

In this labyrinth of power games and exploits, Mueenuddin inserts luminous glimmers of longing, loss and, most movingly, unfettered love.

The rate of mass loss for luminous stars depends on the metallicity and luminosity.

It seemed that she had left Eden and the family behind to confront in the spectral, luminous hills different intimations of change, loss and timelessness.

There are indications that they originate as stars similar to Luminous blue variables with large mass losses before exploding.

Alexander writes piercingly of the pain of terrible loss, but it is the luminous, joyful descriptions of the love that she and Ghebreyseus shared that linger in the mind: this is writing to warm the soul by.

"This Is How You Lose Her" doesn't aspire to be a grand anatomy of love like Gabriel García Márquez's "Love in the Time of Cholera" — which opens out into a luminous meditation on the varieties of love and loss and the persistence of passion — but it gives us a small, revealing window on the subject.

The Wolf Rayet (WR) stars are hot luminous objects which are suffering an extreme mass loss via a continuous stellar wind.

Moreover, a slight loss can be observed in the luminous transparency when switching from a semiconducting to a metallic state, which is common in all the films regardless of the dopant element and concentration.

But he and his players sustain them without any loss of continuity or tension in this luminous performance.