luminescence literary

"You can actually see the luminescence coming through her body."

It was as though a door had opened into some world of luminescence.

A curious luminescence gave enough light for them to see.

For example, this can help guess whether something will give out light (luminescence).

The green luminescence came through for several feet, but was finally lost in the black reaches.

Though there was no sign of the sisters' luminescence from above, he knew they were close.

He also took an active interest in the mechanisms of such luminescence.

From out of the emerald green luminescence appears - a being.

Alicia could not take her eyes from the spreading luminescence.

He is also known for his work in luminescence and phosphorescence.

For example, this can help predict whether a substance will have luminescence.

After nearly complete darkness, the luminescence was more than sufficient.

The luminescence is seen only when population density reaches a certain level.

Usually the strongest luminescence of the material is from the lower levels to the ground state.

The moon would be down soon, but for the time being it gave the snow a luminescence that made the way easy to see.

This is not to say, however, that his more sentimental moments are without their own luminescence.

The organism's luminescence is activated by the movement of the water.

The only light was a dim luminescence that seemed to come from the clouds themselves.

Indeed, when did book publishing become a symbol of moral luminescence?

Far above there was the faint luminescence of the shaft opening.

Then a bright light gathered him up in a blinding luminescence.

And the sun's color was a gray luminescence, like a faded moon.

The wake had a luminescence that dissipated in the dark.

Almost immediately, the stains gave off a faint blue luminescence.

The luminescence from the walls was brighter here, and of a different texture.