The emission of electromagnetic radiation, specially of noticeable light, stimulated in a substance by the absorption of incident radiation and persisting only provided the stimulating radiation is continued.
the house of emitting such radiation.
The radiation therefore emitted.
The emission of light (or any other electromagnetic radiation) by a material whenever activated by the absorption of radiation or of a subatomic particle
The light so emitted
The emission of electromagnetic radiation, specially of noticeable light, activated in a substance by the consumption of incident radiation and persisting just provided the exciting radiation is continued.
The property of emitting such radiation.
rays so emitted.
The emission of light (or any other electromagnetic radiation) by a material whenever stimulated by the absorption of radiation or of a subatomic particle
The light therefore emitted
A luminescence emitted by certain substances as a result of absorption of radiation at one wavelength, and also the practically instantaneous re-emission of radiation at another, generally longer wavelength. The re-radiation stops virtually once the incident radiation is stopped, hence identifying this trend from phosphorescence, for which re-radiation of light may carry on for a while after the event radiation is halted.
The emission of electromagnetic radiation, specially of noticeable light, stimulated in a substance by the consumption of incident radiation and persisting just provided the stimulating radiation is continued.
A luminescence emitted by certain substances due to the absorption of radiation at one wavelength, while the nearly instantaneous re-emission of radiation at another, usually longer wavelength. The re-radiation stops practically the moment the incident radiation is halted, therefore identifying this event from phosphorescence, by which re-radiation of light may continue for quite a while after the incident radiation is halted.
The emission of electromagnetic radiation, particularly of visible light, activated in a substance by the absorption of event radiation and persisting just provided that the exciting radiation is proceeded.
the home possessed by some transparent substances of becoming self-luminous while they experience the direct activity of light-rays. See phosphorescence.
the home of emitting such radiation.
the home of emitting such radiation.
light emitted during absorption of radiation of some other (hidden) wavelength
rays so emitted.
rays therefore emitted.
The emission of light (or other electromagnetic radiation) by a material when activated by the consumption of radiation or of a subatomic particle
The property possessed by some transparent substances to become self-luminous while they experience the direct activity of light-rays. See phosphorescence.
The emission of electromagnetic radiation, specially of visible light, stimulated in a substance because of the absorption of event radiation and persisting only provided the stimulating radiation is proceeded.
The emission of light (or other electromagnetic radiation) by a material when stimulated because of the absorption of radiation or of a subatomic particle
The light so emitted
The emission of electromagnetic radiation, particularly of visible light, activated in a substance by the absorption of incident radiation and persisting only as long as the stimulating radiation is continued.
light emitted during consumption of radiation of several other (invisible) wavelength
the house of emitting such radiation.
The radiation so emitted.
The light so emitted
A luminescence emitted by particular substances due to the consumption of radiation at one wavelength, as well as the virtually instantaneous re-emission of radiation at another, often longer wavelength. The re-radiation prevents nearly once the incident radiation is halted, hence differentiating this occurrence from phosphorescence, by which re-radiation of light may carry on for quite a while following the event radiation is halted.
The emission of light (or other electromagnetic radiation) by a material whenever activated because of the consumption of radiation or of a subatomic particle
The property possessed by some transparent substances to become self-luminous while they are exposed to the direct action of light-rays. See phosphorescence.
A luminescence emitted by certain substances because of the absorption of radiation at one wavelength, plus the practically instantaneous re-emission of radiation at another, typically longer wavelength. The re-radiation stops practically the moment the incident radiation is stopped, therefore distinguishing this phenomenon from phosphorescence, which re-radiation of light may carry on for some time following the incident radiation is halted.
light emitted during absorption of radiation of other (invisible) wavelength
The property possessed by some clear substances of becoming self-luminous while they are exposed to the direct action of light-rays. See phosphorescence.
The light so emitted
light emitted during consumption of radiation of another (hidden) wavelength
The emission of electromagnetic radiation, specially of visible light, activated in a substance because of the consumption of incident radiation and persisting only so long as the stimulating radiation is proceeded.
the home of emitting these types of radiation.
The emission of electromagnetic radiation, specifically of visible light, stimulated in a substance by the consumption of incident radiation and persisting just provided that the exciting radiation is proceeded.
A luminescence emitted by certain substances due to the absorption of radiation at one wavelength, and almost instantaneous re-emission of radiation at another, frequently longer wavelength. The re-radiation stops virtually when the event radiation is stopped, thus differentiating this sensation from phosphorescence, for which re-radiation of light may continue for quite a while after the event radiation is stopped.
the house of emitting these types of radiation.
The radiation so emitted.
the house of emitting such radiation.
The radiation so emitted.
The emission of light (or other electromagnetic radiation) by a material when stimulated because of the absorption of radiation or of a subatomic particle
rays so emitted.
The emission of light (or any other electromagnetic radiation) by a material when activated by the absorption of radiation or of a subatomic particle
The emission of electromagnetic radiation, particularly of visible light, stimulated in a substance by the consumption of incident radiation and persisting just as long as the exciting radiation is continued.
the house possessed by some clear substances to become self-luminous while they experience the direct activity of light-rays. See phosphorescence.
The light so emitted
The emission of light (or other electromagnetic radiation) by a material whenever stimulated by the absorption of radiation or of a subatomic particle
The light so emitted
The emission of electromagnetic radiation, particularly of noticeable light, activated in a substance by the absorption of incident radiation and persisting only as long as the stimulating radiation is proceeded.
The emission of electromagnetic radiation, especially of visible light, activated in a substance because of the absorption of event radiation and persisting only provided that the exciting radiation is continued.
The emission of electromagnetic radiation, especially of noticeable light, activated in a substance because of the absorption of incident radiation and persisting only as long as the exciting radiation is continued.
The property of emitting such radiation.
The property of emitting such radiation.
A luminescence emitted by particular substances due to the absorption of radiation at one wavelength, additionally the almost instantaneous re-emission of radiation at another, typically longer wavelength. The re-radiation stops nearly when the incident radiation is halted, therefore distinguishing this trend from phosphorescence, by which re-radiation of light may continue for quite a while following the event radiation is halted.
light emitted during consumption of radiation of another (invisible) wavelength
the home of emitting these types of radiation.
The light so emitted
A luminescence emitted by specific substances due to the consumption of radiation at one wavelength, and also the practically instantaneous re-emission of radiation at another, generally longer wavelength. The re-radiation stops practically the moment the event radiation is stopped, thus identifying this sensation from phosphorescence, by which re-radiation of light may continue for some time after the event radiation is halted.
The radiation therefore emitted.
The property of emitting such radiation.
the home possessed by some clear substances of becoming self-luminous as they are exposed to the direct action of light-rays. See phosphorescence.
A luminescence emitted by certain substances due to the consumption of radiation at one wavelength, and the virtually instantaneous re-emission of radiation at another, frequently longer wavelength. The re-radiation stops practically when the event radiation is halted, thus distinguishing this event from phosphorescence, which re-radiation of light may continue for some time following the incident radiation is stopped.
The radiation so emitted.
The radiation therefore emitted.
The property possessed by some clear substances of becoming self-luminous as they face the direct activity of light-rays. See phosphorescence.
The emission of light (or other electromagnetic radiation) by a material whenever stimulated because of the consumption of radiation or of a subatomic particle
The property possessed by some clear substances to become self-luminous as they face the direct activity of light-rays. See phosphorescence.
light emitted during consumption of radiation of several other (hidden) wavelength
The emission of light (or other electromagnetic radiation) by a material when activated by the consumption of radiation or of a subatomic particle
The radiation so emitted.
The light so emitted
light emitted during consumption of radiation of various other (hidden) wavelength
light emitted during consumption of radiation of various other (invisible) wavelength
The light therefore emitted
The emission of light (or other electromagnetic radiation) by a material when stimulated because of the consumption of radiation or of a subatomic particle
A luminescence emitted by particular substances because of the consumption of radiation at one wavelength, additionally the virtually instantaneous re-emission of radiation at another, typically longer wavelength. The re-radiation prevents practically as soon as the incident radiation is halted, hence differentiating this occurrence from phosphorescence, where re-radiation of light may continue for some time after the event radiation is halted.
A luminescence emitted by specific substances as a result of the consumption of radiation at one wavelength, plus the practically instantaneous re-emission of radiation at another, usually longer wavelength. The re-radiation prevents virtually as soon as the incident radiation is stopped, therefore distinguishing this sensation from phosphorescence, where re-radiation of light may carry on for a while after the event radiation is stopped.
The emission of light (or any other electromagnetic radiation) by a material whenever activated because of the absorption of radiation or of a subatomic particle
The light so emitted
the home possessed by some clear substances to become self-luminous while they face the direct activity of light-rays. See phosphorescence.
the house possessed by some transparent substances of becoming self-luminous as they experience the direct activity of light-rays. See phosphorescence.
light emitted during consumption of radiation of other (hidden) wavelength
A luminescence emitted by particular substances as a result of absorption of radiation at one wavelength, together with almost instantaneous re-emission of radiation at another, usually longer wavelength. The re-radiation prevents virtually once the incident radiation is stopped, therefore identifying this sensation from phosphorescence, in which re-radiation of light may continue for some time following the incident radiation is halted.
light emitted during consumption of radiation of some other (invisible) wavelength
the house possessed by some clear substances of becoming self-luminous while they face the direct activity of light-rays. See phosphorescence.
light emitted during consumption of radiation of some other (hidden) wavelength
The light so emitted
A luminescence emitted by specific substances as a result of consumption of radiation at one wavelength, additionally the practically instantaneous re-emission of radiation at another, generally longer wavelength. The re-radiation stops virtually the moment the event radiation is stopped, therefore identifying this trend from phosphorescence, where re-radiation of light may carry on for quite a while following the event radiation is stopped.
The property possessed by some transparent substances to become self-luminous while they are exposed to the direct action of light-rays. See phosphorescence.
light emitted during consumption of radiation of various other (hidden) wavelength
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