Using a luminance-meter (measure of the luminous intensity of light travelling in a given direction) we controlled the light level emitted by the monitor in the portion of the image containing the refracted light spot.
The anatomical structure of the luminous organs of many fishes is similar to that of squids.
"I like this idea of the luminous emptiness of a fluid void," he said.
Ms. Garson's observation on the beauty of the "luminous white cloud" where the towers stood was insensitive.
After becoming the first spacecraft to orbit Saturn, the Cassini transmitted pictures of the luminous rings circling the planet.
He was also, of course, one of the luminous figures – with Bellow, Mailer, Vonnegut, Sontag, Snodgrass - of his literary generation.
Kelly did admit to her that he was proud of the luminous ballet that concludes "An American in Paris," starring Leslie Caron.
This sequel — with Tatum O'Neal unsurprisingly failing to erase memories of the luminous young Elizabeth Taylor — moves the action to the Three-Day Event at the Olympics.
The light is produced during a reaction involving a compound (luciferin) and an enzymelike substance (luciferase) in the outer layer of the luminous organ.
From time to time she twined a willowy arm around one of the luminous friends who had come to pay homage and, perhaps, to snatch a little limelight.
The president has even been invited to a fete Sunday for his sanitized, idealized alter ego, Josiah Bartlet, president of the luminous "West Wing".
