fluorescent
প্রতিপ্রভ
definition
noun
When replacing standard fluorescents with efficient T8 lamps, it is necessary to replace the existing ballasts with electronics ballasts.
a fluorescent tube or lamp.
adjective
a fluorescent dye
(of a substance) having or showing fluorescence.
translation of 'fluorescent'
adjective
স্ফুরজ্যোতির্ময়,
প্রতিপ্রভ
example
Security-minded customers will find the lock easy to remove and easy to see with its bright 'fluorescent' orange casing.
Solid-state lighting would use about one-fifth the energy of standard 'fluorescent' lighting and last for approximately 50 years.
The school looks so much different when it's not all lit up with the cheap 'fluorescent' lighting.
It's not the most convenient location and it's not much to look at either: 'fluorescent' lighting, a couple of booths with flowered upholstery and a few inexplicable Dutch ornaments on the walls.
Jess pulled him out of the dorm room and into the harsh 'fluorescent' lighting of the hallway.
This leads to an accumulation of 'fluorescent' proteins absorbing blue light and thereby appearing yellow.
Chadha seems to think that as long as you pile on the songs, splatter the screen in bright colours and have lots of men with 'fluorescent' white teeth gyrating with pretty women, that will do.
First, however, Pieribone and his colleagues are searching global coral reefs for new 'fluorescent' proteins, ones that better shine through bones and muscle tissue.
The 'fluorescent' lighting in the room was nearly blinding and my head like hell.
In nature, the gene cues a jellyfish to make a bright-green 'fluorescent' protein.
I also suspect that while I was collecting an extended family of trolls with differently coloured 'fluorescent' hair, these guys spent their early days making Airfix models of battleships.
Since they are induced by light, they occur during the transition of the 'fluorescent' protein through the laser spot.
The worst problems are generally from sources above or behind you, including 'fluorescent' lighting and sunlight.
In daylight, the human brain reacts more quickly to 'fluorescent' colours than any other shade-even white.
The canopies were repaired and waterproofed, using a glass-fibre casing, and equipped with new 'fluorescent' lighting.
In scintillation counting, a 'fluorescent' material absorbs the energy of the photon and emits a new photon as a flash of light (the scintillation) in response.
Projections show that eventual efficiencies could reach those of 'fluorescent' lighting with appropriate development.
Becquerel in Paris wondered whether naturally 'fluorescent' or phosphorescent substances might also emit X-rays.
Many of us remember the former Smithsonian exhibition on human culture in Africa, with its pale walls, dusty cases, 'fluorescent' lighting, and yellowing labels.
The blue and white 'fluorescent' colours at the other end of the spectrum represent light oil or condensate expelled from source rocks at higher levels of maturity, corresponding with peak to late generation.
The banker was unimpressed, and when he learned that Tesla had done nothing regarding 'fluorescent' lighting, he threw him out.
The latrines are appropriately dreary and spartan, their 'fluorescent' lighting bathed in a familiar hazy glow.
Green is the most luminous and intense of the 'fluorescent' colors; when pink and green are mixed they seem to radiate yellow.
This was an impressive scenic dive, with huge yellow clumps of sponge, masses of cup corals with their almost 'fluorescent' colours and featherstars everywhere.
Immediately 'fluorescent' overhead lighting was switched on and an old man dressed in a butler suit hurried down the hall to meet her.
It uses efficient 'fluorescent' lighting, has passive solar heating and has R 60 insulation in the ceiling.
Some 'fluorescent' materials, under the appropriate conditions, will also phosphoresce.
In large open spaces, dimmable 'fluorescent' fixtures will allow lighting levels to match changing conditions.
Find a bathroom with tile floors and subdued 'fluorescent' lighting.
Both 'fluorescent' substances bound to the plaques.
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