His combustible persona waxed hot against those he saw as enemies of righteousness and justice, attracting true believers to its incandescence. |
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The most important factors determining the heating of a filament to incandescence are thermal mass and electrical resistance of the filament. |
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In the meteoric incandescence of his beautiful youth, these qualities were in exquisite equipoise. |
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There is a joyous incandescence in the harmonies, a playful energy and a richness of colouration. |
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Under the arch of her eyebrows, her wide brown eyes glowed with their vague hint of secrecy, their quiet incandescence. |
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There was an incandescence to the display that brought them a 2-0 victory at home to Lyon three weeks ago. |
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The glow touched the roses in the front yard, its silvery incandescence casting light into the shadowed bushes. |
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Sconces on the wall brightened, then erupted into searing incandescence that glittered on gold and shining jewels. |
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But there is a joyous incandescence in the harmonies too, a playful energy and a richness of colouration. |
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They alleviate the superfluous to smolder secretly incandescence textile: colors are alanguiring themself with serene and enveloping modesty. |
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Deceleration of meteorites begins high in the atmosphere where the surface of the incoming body heats up to incandescence causing melting and ablation. |
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Lead liquefies without incandescence and evaporates at white heat. Russell SeitzNantucket, Massachusetts. |
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Later, investigators will say the explosion that ripped the new house apart began the instant the tip of the soldering iron reached incandescence. |
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They fly closer to the sun than the rest of us, and there is an incandescence about them. |
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He was particularly renowned for his ability to convey colour and for the extraordinary incandescence in his work. |
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Your skin will be re-vitalized and look more radiantly alive, with an incandescence that seems to come from within. |
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With a video tool, I entered their body of light and some particularities of the topography suddenly became apparent: configurations of explosions, cocoons or streams of light, incandescence, black holes. |
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Following unfettered threads, colliding incandescence. |
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Uncle Dave had drawn me into the history of incandescence, of the rare earths and metallic filaments that glowed and incandesced brilliantly when heated. |
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In 1761 Ebenezer Kinnersley demonstrated heating a wire to incandescence. |
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Incandescence by the way means a high degree of emotion, intensity and brilliance. |
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