Sentences with phrase «of phosphorescent»

Thin films with low concentrations of phosphorescent dyes that only weakly absorb their own emitted light concentrate sunlight, improving solar cell efficiency 10-fold.

Composed of phosphorescent paint that glows under ultraviolet light, and replete with iridescent black dots, he poses with hand on hip, the luminescent properties of the opulent surface emboldening his bursting muscles outlined in chalky blue.

In the Ropac Gallery installation, all electrical lights were removed and the frames were painted with two layers of phosphorescent paint that absorbed light during the day and emitted it at night.

Additional components include drawings that sequence through the patterning of dance floor lights and a new series of phosphorescent paintings that translate these sequences into a gridded system.

The electrons return to their original energy level within a fraction of a second, and the remaining energy is emitted in the form of phosphorescent light.

Electrical engineer Stephen Forrest of the University of Michigan, chemist Mark Thompson of the University of Southern California and their colleagues created the so - called organic LED by combining two layers of phosphorescent diodes — to release green and red wavelength light — and one layer of a fluorescent diode to supply blue wavelength light.

Not exact matches

«Phosphorescent gleams the point of the penis / rudiments or relics, disappearing, appearing, / live in the forlorn focus of the intellect, / eyes and ears, the turmoil of the mind of sensation» is one of the stranger quatrains, describing the emperor of Byzantium, stripped of his cope.

But in the end you (hopefully) get to experience life colored by that phosphorescent glow of meaning.

Through clever molecular design, these TADF materials can convert nearly all of the electrical charges to light without the expensive metal used in phosphorescent materials, making both high efficiency and low cost possible.

Towards that goal, Yakovlev and his team have developed technology that allows them to thoroughly excite extremely small amounts of urobilin in large samples of water and then efficiently collect the resulting phosphorescent emission, regardless of how weak that emission might be.

In some samples with low concentrations of urobilin, the glow, or phosphorescent emission, can be weak, making it difficult to analyze the sample.

Room - temperature phosphorescence (RTP) has been more of a challenge, given that oxygen and physical vibrations interfere with the ability of organic phosphorescent molecules to emit light.

Buckley is on phosphorescent form as flame - haired islander Moll, a twentysomething misfit who is still firmly under the thumb of her domineering mother.

After introducing the magical plant of the film's title — a phosphorescent wild berry that blooms just once every seven years — the movie settles into the bucolic lull of its rural surroundings, as Mary (voiced by Ruby Barnhill in the English - language version) unpacks her belongings at her new home, a charming cottage belonging to her Great - Aunt Charlotte (Lynda Baron).

Characters zip around on lightcycles — essentially a motorcycle created with beams of illumination — and humanoids are outlined and accented with phosphorescent piping.

The writer - director Alex Garland (Ex Machina) has constructed a dreamlike, phosphorescent world, the result of a genetic alien mutation...

Though the sequel features far more footage of the giant beasts, including a spectacular nighttime scene in which one of the bioluminescent creatures ejects phosphorescent spores into the desert sky, the story remains stubbornly focused on relatively uninteresting human concerns.

Holzer also used reflective chrome outlines and phosphorescent colors, allowing the words to remain visible through the span of a 24 - hour race — like the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

What are we to make of such elements as Jugnu's phosphorescent hands or the human heart that is found in town?

When we pitted the Note against the iPad and its 9.7 - inch 2048 x 1536 display using a picture of clownfish swimming in a coral reef, staffers unanimously preferred the Note 10.1, pointing to the richer color, including deep blacks, oranges and phosphorescent greens.

Along with her husband, a harem of concubines, and a phosphorescent porcupine, she remains, as always, in hiding from the Polynesian Mafia.

The last bit of information is regarding the OLED materials - it turns out that Samsung aren't using a Green Phosphorescent material yet.

For those of you who have never seen a red tide or phosphorescent water, it turns the water poop - brown and makes it look very unwelcoming during the daylight hours.

It was just an «out of this world» experience seeing these phosphorescent waves roll in.

Cruise through New Zealand's Bay of Islands on a floating hostel with barbecuing, stargazing and phosphorescent night kayaking.

The best time to go is right before sunset, at dark the water turns phosphorescent just like in the movie «The Life of Pi».

With each stroke, phosphorescent plankton gave the illusion of molten metal dripping off their paddles and swirling by the boats like a million underwater camera flashes.

With so much packed into our five days on the water, the list of highlights is lengthy: Orcas swam by; we climbed up a native midden, the result of hundreds of years of use by local peoples, we enjoyed wine on the porch every night before dinner, and once, deep into the dark of a hot summer night, we paddled a short way form the lodge to watch phosphorescent marine creatures dance wherever we disturbed the water.

The graphics are colorful featuring pastel shading similar to a number of high - profile GBA titles; the colors are fairly dramatic and high - contrast, particularly because some levels have significant pallete changes as well — near the end of the second stage of the game, a forest level, the lights go out, leaving the level very dark (they can be turned on again by attacking certain phosphorescent trees).

It also has an array of grenades, such as an EMP - like phosphorescent grenade that disables the players» anti-zombie UV flashlight and globular grenades that attract zombies, similar to Left 4 Dead's Boomer vomit.

From the phosphorescent glow of Phoenix's belligerent birds and Dig Dug's feisty Fygars to the thrill of a long - range, un-scoped head shot in...

He has placed works in bus stops, on the sides of buildings, and in nightclubs, fabricating them with phosphorescent paint to respond to the lighting and conditions of the location.

Towards the end of his period as a painter, Lueg used phosphorescent color on canvases so that the spectator would cast a shadow onto pictures, thus creating their own imagery.

Her new paintings — groupings of hammerhead sharks, fronds, cell phones, toucans, plantains — bring something of Basquiat's mind - boggling border - to - border busyness, combined with Bernhardt's spray - painted, psychedelic phosphorescent fields that transform into fossil beds of modern life.

In Knossos (1993), named after an ancient city on the Greek island of Crete, fragile, glimmering yellow lines rise and branch out against a night - black ground, a coiling red flower inside; phosphorescent white stars float by in a fading arc.

Mason has shared stages with Josephine Foster, Prince Rama, Diane Cluck, Sharon Von Etten, Phosphorescent, Light Asylum, and Ed Askew among other renowned musicians, and she has been the subject of articles in publications including The New York Times, Artforum, The Los Angeles Times, Art in America, and Flash Art.

«The Illusionist»: guests create the illusion of the faux landscape with brushes, spray bottles, sponges, phosphorescent, glitter and natural tones.

A recent set of her wall paintings, which emit a «ghostly halo» through phosphorescent pigments painted under the dyes, will be shown at the Sundaram Tagore gallery in Hong Kong throughout February.

«Blue shit burning in her ass like melting solder... the smell of blue fever fills the air, a rotten metal meat smell that steams off her as she shits a soldering blue phosphorescent excrement».

Some of them were impregnated with phosphorescent color or soaked in cobalt chloride, so the colors could change over time, or enable canvases to glow in the dark.

Two of the more notable works in Lynda Benglis are the gravity - defying cantilevered phosphorescent sculpture installation titled Phantom (1971) and the 1975 installation Primary Structures (Paula's Props).

Using hand - cut paper, phosphorescent acrylic, holographic paper, light installations and shadow - play, the artists in this exhibition investigate the possibilities of manipulating light as an artistic medium to create a profound experience for the viewer.

Caleb Charland, Cube with Phosphorescent Particles, 2015, Pigmented ink print, 40 × 32 inches Courtesy of the Artist

Some of these 1971 installations were in staid black or white, some in lurid color, but the Phantom forms were covered in phosphorescent salt.

The effect is almost phosphorescent in these nocturnes at Acquavella, a swirl of forms linked by a dancing line in black that swings back and forth across the paper and makes diagonals, then loops in a suggestion of movement that captured the imagination of Jackson Pollock, who saw them in 1945 at the Pierre Matisse gallery in New York.

Her paintings consist of psychedelic optical patterns of layered medical data, silkscreened in bright phosphorescent - colored acrylic paint onto polished stainless steel.

Rendered individually in graphite, brass, steel, and phosphorescent resin, they recall the serial geometries of Minimalism, only that the latchkey positioned inside the base of each frame suggests the back end of a truck, pared down to a schema.

The interactive, site?specific installation made from Styrofoam, phosphorescent pigment, and ultraviolet light explores the effects of light and audience participation - themes central to Sonnier's creative output.

In the gallery press release, Chris Sharp writes of Berryhill's work: «The paintings of Michael Berryhill exist on their own terms, unequivocal, stark, structured, phosphorescent and protean.

For a recent show at the Shoshana Wayne Gallery in Los Angeles, Silverthorne made phosphorescent, cast - rubber portraits three or four inches high of elderly people — real people from whom she took DNA samples and hair.