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flo·res·cence [flɔ:ˈresən(t)s] N

florescence

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florescence

Floreszenz f spec

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Underlining every idiosyncrasy, and highlighting it with an indelible florescence marker.

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This plasma emits a florescence that is scattered in characteristic ways by the terahertz radiation of the material it hits.

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Is that where the florescence comes in?

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They detected these markers individually by latching them with florescence tags and then using an imaging technique to spot them.

www.asianscientist.com

School may produce good exam results but educated people are its florescence and drive prosperity.

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However, what most people may not know is that crystal jellies actually are aiding in cancer research by using their florescence as a genetic marker to observe cancer growth rates.

www.independent.com

These elements in his imagery exude a luminescence or florescence that draws the attention of the viewer, as do his unusual strokes.

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The florescence of this flower is the biggest in the world.

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Easily dismissed as quixotic by the jaded, this incredible florescence will see the revolution through.

www.cnn.com

The reflection of the florescence is detectable from remote distances.

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